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PHILADELPHIA~1TIRECT0RY,
CITY AND COUNTY REGISTER,
FOR 1803.
CONTAINING,
THE NAMES, TRADES AND RESIDENCE
or THE
IKHABItANI'S GF fHE ClfT^ SOUtHWARK^ NORl'MERS
LIBERfJES, AND KENSINGfON.
With other useful Tables and Lists.
TO WHICH IS ADDED,
:^n :^lmanac,
Calculated for the latitude and mcridianof Philadelphia^
BY A. SHOEMAKER.
BY JAMES ROBINSON.
PRINTED rOR TKE PUBLISHER,
BY WILLIAM W. WOODWARD,
No. 52, *outh Secoad, comer of CheBnut-strcet**
TO THE
I NHABITANTS
OF THE
City OF Philadelphia, Southwark and
Northern-Liberties.
THE advantage derived by Citizens, as V\^ell as
Strangers, from Numbers being placed on the
Houfes, is obvious ; — But, from the rapid increafe
of buildings thefe fev/ years paft, many of the Num-
bers are wanting, whilft others are repeated in the
fame ftreet. The Subfcriber, anxious to remove
this difficulty (and intending to publish a Directorj
for the enfuing year) oifers to put on thofe that are
vanting, and remove thofe wrong, placing proper
ones in their stead, at Teri Cents each.
JAMES ROBINSON,
July \st^ 1 801. No. 46, Spruce-ftreet.
WE the vndersig^ntd, tht Mayor and Commis-
sioners of the City of Philadelphia^ Southwark end
Nerthern Liberties, do approve of the foregoing Flan,
believing it to be of general utility; arid hope, he w///
meet ivith such general encouragement as ivill enable
him to prosecute the same.
JOHN INSKEEP, Mayor,
City Commissioners*
ISAAC JONES, JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE,
NICHOLAS HICKS, HUGH ROBERTS.
Jn behalf ef the Commissioners of the District of
Soiiihwark,
WILLIAM LINNARD, President,
Commissioners of the Northern Liberties,
GEO. FOREPAUGH, THOS. BARNES, iuB.
JONATHAN ROBERTS.
INDEX.
Page
ADDRESS to the Public .... 3
Removals, 8cc. .-_-._ 5
Phyficians, Midwives and Nurfes - - 8
A table fhewing the value of Dollars - 12
Lift of the Inhabitants - - - - 13
Ccnfus of the United States for 1790 - 283
Do. do. for 1800 . 284<
Land and water ftages, Sec. ------ 287'
Statement of deaths during the miilignant fe.
Tei-s in 1793, 1797, i798, 1799, and 1802. 2^8
APPENDIX.
Police of the corporation - - - - 1
Do. ofSouthwark - - - - - VL\
Do. of Moyamenfmg and Northern Liberties ib
Board of Health and Guardians of the Poor * ib
List of the ftreets, lanes and alleys - - 3*
Ofiicers of Customs, and wardens of the port 1 1
Infpe6Lors of lumber ----- ib^
Direclors of the Infurance Company of N. A. ib
Duties on goods, wares, Sec. - - - 12
An a6\ to regulate the Militia - - - 24
Mail Eftablifhment - - ' ^ - ' ^^
Officers of the government of the U. States 53
Do. do. of Pennfylvania - 5 5
Ccurisofh^v -of do. -'^ - '^T'
Minhl/--r.i oC the C S, in fovc^i(r?> countries > 58.
Do. from foreign countries reiident in the U. S. 59
A f'Afefltewiivy tr*^ T\im^ of Fe^-AC in C'jnti 6Q
A
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REMOV A LS, 'b'c.
BBOTT TIMOTHY, currier Lodge alley
Abel John, grave digger Cyprtfs alley
Adam M. conveyancer &c counfellor at law 87 S 5th»
Akin James, engraver 143 Walnut
Andrews Timothy, bricklayer corner Sanfom & 8th
Andrews Thomas, Ihoemaker 280 S Fourth
Armltrong John, carpenter 207 St. Johns
Arnold Thomas, fea captain 297 S Front
Arrifon John, grocer i24 Shippen ft
Auncr James, Ihip wright 43 Prime
Auftin Alexander, carpenter near 80 Pen-i
BAKER JACOB, baker 217 St. Johns ft
Barnwell Wm. M. D. 47 N Second
Barriere Peter, baker back of 7 1 New ft
Bay n ton P. broker carpenters buildings
Betton Samuel, M. D. il6 N Sixth
Bines i?obert, merchant 99 Pine
Bifliop R. B. furgeons inftrument maker lOi Walnut
Black William, ladies fiioemaker 81 Shippen
Blackburn Wm. W. ftorckeeper 42 N. Water
Bleight Sam.uel, M. D. 1Q4 Spruce, & corner Third
Boblen John, merchant 5 S Fourth
Bohlen B. merchant 92 S Eighth
BoUman Erick., merchant 415 High
Bowen A. fea captain, 39 Xortli Sixth ftreet
Boys John, carpenter 14 Cedar
Bradley 7'homas, copperfmith ;i5 Philbert
Brooks Jerem^ &c W^m. cu. riers corner Dock & 2nd.
jBrown Robert, ropemaker 480 N Second
Brown Samuel, painter &;c» L^odge alley
Buchannan A. fiioemaker 19 S Front
Burkart Samuel, tobacconift 86 N Sixth
Burton James 8c Co. merchants 30 N Second
CALLENDER & SHIPeEY, Spruce ft wharf
Carpenter ■ ladies flioemaker, 2d. near ^Falnut
Carr Jofeph, rigger Butlers court
Clark Jonathan, ihoemaker 46 Gafkill ft
Clawges Jofeph,painter £ic. corner Fourth Sc Cherry
Clew Wm. Ihoemaker 315 Mulberry
Cochran John, baker 334. High
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Collet Jobn, fea captain 3-83 High
Colllrig James, fhioemaker 148 Lombard
CoRt>OF Peter, bookbrnd-er U pocket book raaker
corner of Goforths alley & Dock ft
C'ope C. Vi^tapner corner of St, Tanntiafiy Sc rourtli-
Corfield Wm. tahiier Eighth above Vine
^raiv^.dfi Wtfl.'fe a captain 1 1 5 Swanfon ft
CulbenfoR Wm. late turrier, 2 1 Wood ft N. L.
Curcier i|i. & S* merchfttit-s 141 S Fifth
BAVIS -i , ihipwright ICT© S^canfon
Davifon James, M. D. a North JLtghth ilfeet
Dally John, fea captain 5 8 Vine
Dawson Ra<:hel, widow Lodge Alley '
Dennis Robert, 2 N Ninth
Dennis John, coroner 90 N Sixth
Dexter Richai'd, Oioem&kcr 14 SalTafra-i
Dickfon George, fea captain. Br^ooks couit
Dougherty Demns, fea captaiB 93 S Fourth
Durang John, umbrella ir^aher 15-7 S Second
'Dubois Jc>hn, ihoemaker 6 Ga&ill ft
Dubois 8s: Co. goldfmiths 34 S Third
Du Moulin, iworn interpreter, 46 Walnut lire e J
EAMES JOHN, pilot Fearis' Court
Eddov/s R. merchant, 35 Noith Sixth ft
FERREK JOSEPH, gentleman i50 Callowhiil
Fielding Sarah, gFocer 1 1 Wood ft N. Lv
Fifs SamiVel, ftour & feed ftore 10 N Seventh
Fourcroy Charles L. GomnailVary general fpotft
the Frei^ch Republic Ch^fnut Sd door above lOth
Frenno Paul, boarding houfe, 1 35 South Wafter ft
F>y V/m. bookfeller kc. 25N Second
GARDNER JOHN, tnate i7 Coats^ alley
Gardner Benjamin, carpentferzSS LoT»bard
Gafkill John, inariner 56 Artillery laine
Gennet . ' ^ confectioner 98 ViBe
(.jIrards Wharf opens next 2,1 N water
Gillafpie James, merchant 122r Spruce
Goodman Phoebe, (liopkeeper 69 N Second
Greenleai James, gentleman 155 Chefnut
llagnerP* chocolate &c muftard fa6k>ry 23^ Bi«ficfe-
Haines Hannah,, widow Lodge alky
Hammer Jacob, taylor 35 Pe«v-ter plotter alley
Harbeit Ifaac, bricklayer i60 Cherry ft
Harris George, gentleman 3;; Callowhill
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HarrifoTi Jofcph, p;rocer, S22 K. Front ft
Hatdher John, carpenter 24"i ^'aifafras
Hawthorn- Thos. gent!cn»-an 34 1 High
Hedclius Andrew, Tea captain i9 Wood ft
Hetzel barney, oak cooper 169 St. Johns il
Hewitt Wm. teacher 65 Chefnut
Holahan Amo&, innkeeper, corner 8th. Sc Zane H
Huggins Benj. fea captain
JEFFERSOX J. liquor Sc porter flore 5 N Front
Jones Thos. fea captain Front near Gallowhill
KEEN & Stittwell, merchants 38 N Water
Kenely Timothy, laborer 252 S Fourth
King John* brufhmaker 2il S Second
Leggit George^ carpenter, S7 North Eighth fl
Lewis Reeve, merchant, Chefnut above Eighth.
Long Ja^ob, flioemakev 8 Branners ailey
Lloyd Thos. flour and feed llore 403- N Second
MINNEGK J. P. M. D. liS N. Second
Mackcy Jofeph,. M. D. 16 Branch
M'CuBa Wm. fiwcmaker 154 S Fourth
Mechlin Jacob, fcrivener i49 SaiTafras
^rCaiiley Bernard, carter i84 N Front
M^Clafkey Patrick,, grocer, 65 Shippen flrcet'
M'Cov.en FrciDcis. Ihipjoiner 72 Swanfon
M'Ciitcheon — — , fea captain 84 6 Fifth
IM'Kinzey Ji.mcs D.man midwife Sec. 23 Union
M'Night Mutthevv, innkeeper Black horfe alley
Miller , oakceoper, 3 6 Dock lireet
NORMAX JOSEPFI, S, E. corner of SaiTafras & 5
OGDEN SARAH, fhopkeeper 99 Cedar fl
Orfbourn Ebenezer, carpenter, 79 Cedar flreet
Palmer Wm. carpenter 44 Philbert
Pancake J. G. mufician 1 4 Green
Pancoaft Samuel, merchant, Sanfom^ ilreet
Parris G. callico glazier 42 Mulberry
Parris Sc CreiTon^ merchants 14 N Front
Parvin Wm. grocer i7'6 S Fourth
Paul James, merchant next 3 1 Norxh alley
Pierce George, grocer Almond ft \rharf
Pratt Thos. merchant Sanfom il
RAXKIN ANDREW, accomptant 30 Penn ft
Radfo.d Wm. umbrella maker 77 S econd
Reiley John, grocer corner Spruce Sc Fifirhu
Rene Catherine, widow i4 N Eighth
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Kenfliaw Frr.ncis, 12 N Eighth
Reynolds Benj. cooper and guager z7 N Water
SHRACK ABRAHAM, tavernkeeper 3»^ High
^haw , M. D. 2l2 N Second
Sleifman Henry, gentleman 98 N Front
Statefbury y^rthur, fea captain 196 S Front
Steel James, flour merchants i3 Lombard
Stevenfon S. hatter 176 N Third
StillCiBen. merchant 37 N Sixth
Sullivan S. and Co. potters i77 High
THOMAS B. infpeaor of cufloms i37 Swanfon ft
Town John, fail maker 131 N Front
Turnbull R and J. foap boilers 379 S Second
%YagDer John, merchant i3 N Eighth
Warciin John, baker, 89 Cedar fl
Wignell Waglom, comedian, 43 S Eighth flreet
Physicians^ Jilidwixies, and Nurses*
ALBERTI GEORGE F. 97 New
Anfon John, 147 N Sixth
Barnwell rFilliam, 47 N Second
Bertrcn David, 29 Artillery lane
Bethi^ufen E. 147 N Second
Betton Samuel, 1 16 N Sixth
Blavney Arthur, i63 Saifafras-
Bleight Samuel, i04 Spruce corner Third.
Brown Thomas, corner of Third &; German
Biidd [Filliam, 137 Saifafras
Burr William, 224 5 Fourth
Caldwell Charles, 29 Pine
Cathrall Ifaac, 23 Mulberry
Chriiiie David, -..22 S Fourth
Church Jolin, 266 S Second
Clillord Thomas, I84 Mulberi7
Conover Samuel, 26 N Fiiih
Cowdery Jonathan, 267 Arch
Coxe John R. 5i N 7 bird
Cummms Paul, 22 iitzwaltei
Cunie William, 180 S Second
Dewees William > 2O5 Mulberry
iodd , 198 S Fourth
Dufl;eld Samuel, i2 Chelhut
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/verliart Malon, 44 Meade allef
Ffirth Stubbins, Difpenfary 37 S FiflU
Fifs Jofeph, 38 N Eighth
Gallaher James, 4i S Second
Gillafpy George, 175 Walnut
Glentworth P. F. i44 Saffafras
Gofs Jofeph, 10 Plumb
Graham Hugh, 29 2 S Fourth
Griffiitts Elijah, 48 N Second
Griffitts Samuel P. 52 S Front
ii^anckle John, 364 N Second
Harris Robert, 243 High
Hedges Ludlow, 59 N Third
Hewfon Thomas, 4i Spruce
Heylin Ifaac, i3 S Seventh
ifowell Abraham, 337 N Front
Jacobs W. S. 16 3 Mulberry
James Thomas C. I28 Spruce
Johnfon John, il4 N Eighth
Johnfon William, 33 Powell il
Keehmle John, 33 N /ourth
Kuhn Adam, next i40 Chefnut
Kunckler — , Third near Cherry
La Combe John, 246 S Third
La Roche Rene, 98 S Fifth
MKinzie James D. 23 Union
Mackay Logan Hugh, li2 N Seventh
Marfhall Robeit, II2 Walnut
Meafe James, i09 Spruce
Meddocks , j2§ N Second
Minnick Jofeph, 43 Spruce
Minnick J. P. 128 N Second
Mon';^caR. Si S" 7 bird
Ivloore . 65 N Fifth
Norgrave Nathaniel, 32.4 High
Otto John C 37 N Fcurlh .
Parke Thomas, 2O S Fourth,
Pafcalis Felix, 78 Cedar
Peras Peter, 3i Callowhill
Perkins Elijah, 231 Mulberry
Pfeiffer Cieorge, 2i%5 N Seconcl
Pfeificr Jofeph, 235 N Second
Phyiick Philip S. i20 Mutberrf
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Porter John, 244 N Second
Proudfit James, 49 Walnut
Redmond John, 148 Chefnut
Reynolds James, York court
Rogers Patrick, 28 Callowhill
RoufTeau John, 132 S Front
Rowvoudt Wn». 3 Wood above Fourth
Rufh Benjamin, corner Walnut &c Fourth
Say Benjamin, 152 Chefnut
Sermon ifaac, 23 N Second
Seybert Adam, li4 High
Shavr , 242 N Second
»STiippen William, profefTor of Anatomy 10 Prune
Seively Geo/ge, 490 N Second
Sloan John, 2iO Cedar
Stafford Robert S. Spruce near Laurel
Strong Jofeph, 189 Walnut
Stuart James, 195 S Fourth
Todd Ifaac, 39 Plumb ft
Vanleer Benjamin, Eighth above Chefnut
"Wallace Wm. 1 14 German
Watts , 2 50 S Second
Weaver John, 417 N Second
Welfer Godfrey, 364 S Front
>Vifter Cafper, Ui S Fourth
MID WIVE S.
BILLINGS ANN, 74 New ft
Bowers Mrs. 9 Farmers alley
Brown Mrs. 16 Cyprefs alley
Clinton Mary, Locuft above Seventh
Dickerfon Mrs. i9 Coates ft
Ernes Ann, 207 Saffafras
Hempiil Jane, 73 Plumb
^'illpatrick Ann, 96 Swanfon
MCabeMrs. 24 i S Sixth
M'Fall Rofina, i63 Mulberry
M-Kinzey James, 23 Union
M'-Manais Mrs. Walnut near Twelfth
>Iorrell Mrs. 7\ Union
Phillips Mrs. 9 Coxes alley
Regin Ann, 16 St. Johns
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Rofc -.^nn, 74 New ft
Rofe Ann, 9 Brewers alley
Rofe Sufannah, 9 Brewers alley
Vanholt Ann, 1S6 Lombard ftaeet
Wholley Elizabeth, 36 Appletree alley
Wells Mary, St. INIarys above Seventh
Zigler Ann, 74 New ftreet
NURSES.
BARKER REBECCA, 66 Catherine
Churchill Ann, Emflies alley ^
Coates Catherine, 45 6 N Front
Filher Mary, 55 N Sixth
Howard Mrs. 50 Swanibn
Kerr Sophia, 147 N Second
Norton Mrs. 22 Queen
Petitt Eaher, 74, New ft
Rowen J/ealey, i9 Queen
Sloopnian Mary, 83 New ft
Swain Elizabeth. i82 N Second
Trimble ^nn, next 65 Union
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THE
Philadelphia Directory,
ro R
1803.
A
ARON, widow of Michael, 27 Chefnut ft
Abbott Eve, widow 185 SalTafras
Abbott George, hair drelTer 9 Chefnut
Abbott George, druggifl and apothecary 85 High
Abbott Henry, blackfmith 4 Chancery I^ane
Abbott David, taylor 60 N Sixth
Abbott John, laborer 13 Gillis a^ey
Abbott William, china flore 31 S Second
Abbott 8c Barnes, curriers 20 S Third
Abbott William, carver £c gilder 30 Elizabeth
Abel George, llioemaker 200 N Water
Abel Peter, fhoemaker 82 Budd
Abel Daniel, carter 138 Lombard
Abel John, grave digger 110 S Fourth
Abel John, carpenter 10 Brown
Abel Peter, fhoemaker near 17 Appletree alley
Abel William, laborer, 5 Meredith row
Abercrombie Rev. J. 101 Pine
Abington Sufannah, gentlewoman 93 N Sixth
Abraham, widow ofBenedi6t, 25 Brown
Abraham Thomas, ftore keeper 84 Cedar
Achres James, mariner 59 Shlpptn
Ackley Abraham, cedar cooper 1 10 Vme
^ckley John, cabinet maker 82 north Eighth
^ckley D.ftiopkeeper 33 N Front k 6 Carter's all*-/
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Ackley J. B. chair maker 150 N Front
Adams John, bilcuitbaker 293 St. Johns
Adams John, printer 12th near Lociift
Adams Alexander, fhocmaker 301 S Third
Adams Peter, hairdreffer 16 Wahmt
Adams Thos. B. attorneyatlaw 113 Walnut 87 S 5th.
Adams Thomas, boarding hoiife 73 N Front
Adams Robert, porter Cedar above Tenth
Adams Robert, carpenter 15 Pine
Adams Martha, widow 259 S Fourth
Adams Mofes, Ihipwright 53 Queen
Adams St. Lawrence, flioemaker 15 S Front
Adams Samuel, fhoemaker 14 Mary-
Adams William, carpenter 110 Walnut
Adams William, carpenter 224 Shippen
Adcock William, gentleman, 40 N Eighth ftreet
y^dd James, mariner, 141 Cherry flreet
^ddington Steph. teacherof young- ladies, 96 Union
Addis J. carpenter £c wheel wright Germantown roaii
Adgate Daniel, accomptant 89 New
Adier Chriftian, cabinet maker 300 Vine
Adolph John, carpenter 363 N Third
Ager George, rope maker Frankford road
Agnew Giles, widow 302 S Front
Agnew Margaret, grocer 13 High
Aiel George, fail-maker 134 S Eighth
Aikin B. grocer 1 10 Cedar
Aikin James, engraver 37 Pewter platter alley
Ailhaud Jofeph, baker 49 Lombard
Aitken Jane, fuccelTor of Robt. fen. printer 20N 3d.
Aitken Robert, jun. printer Pearfons court
Aitken John, cabinet maker 34 S Sixth Sc 79 Dock
Aitkens John, filverfmith 33 S Second
--^kerman Sc Hancock, printers Grays alley
Akerman Samuel, printer Richardfon's court
Alberger Jacob, vi6lualler Pleafant, 25 O. Shambles
Alberger Philip, victualler Pleafant, 3 1 O. Shambles
Alberger Henry, victualler Pleafant
Alberger John, victualler 165 N Second
Alberfon R. lumber merchant 101 Swanfon
Albert Cafper, fav/-fliar.)vir 157 Lombard
Albert Cafper, tavernkeeper corner of 3d & Coates
^Iberti George F. M. D. 97 New
Albertfon Matthias, 2 6 Mary
Albertus Levr is, innkeeper 169 S. Front, 168 Water
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ATDrlf^ht Frederick, ccclar cooper 81 Broun
Al'ori£;ht Charles, miifical inflruiTientmakerSo Vine
Albritht Michael, cedar cooper 36 N. Sixth
Albrip ht John, carpciUer James ft
Albri&ht Elizabeth, widow 29 Callowhill
Albright John, cooper 2G4 N Eighth
Albrig:ht Conrc.c!, fhocmakcr Cor^tes S: 22 High
Alccrn George, leailicr cutter 167 S Third
Alcorn Michael, fea captain 5 5 Spruce
Alcock William, ftarap cutter Beach ft
Alexander A-rchibuld. mariner 38 German
Alexander Catherine, widow M'Cvllough's court
Al'-xander John, printer 145 Spruce
Alexander John, 1*. grocer 482 Saffafras
Alexander John, cabinetmaker corner of LocuftEcl Ith
Alexander Elizabeth, huckfter Hanover
Alexander Mary, mantua maker near 191 Lombard
Alexander James, A. meichant 37 N Second
Alexander Jam.es, fhoemaker 147 Walnut
Alexander Richard carpenter 85 Penn ft
Alexander Robert, grocer 27 Green
Alexander Rachel, widow 84 Plumb
Alexander John, labourer 168 N Eighth
/ilexander William, grocer 284 S Second
Alcxf^nder William, laborer 132 S Ninth
Aliardice Peter, lllk dyer 181 S Second
Allbergcr S S; E. mantua makers 112 N Fourth
yvlkhin George, bookbinder 40 Strawberry alley
Alleggan George, fliip v/right 170 Swanfon ft
Allen Aquiila, laboier C7 N Seventh ft
Allen Caleb, boarding houfe 287 S Front ft
yUlen ChamJefs, merchant 23 Lombard ft
Allen Charles, druggift kc. 160 S Second ft
Allen Charles, grocer 245 S Second ft
Allen David, Ihoemaker 34 Chriftian ft
Allen Eliza, widov/ 25 4 High ft
Allen Enoch,, taylor 7 S Water
Allen Edward, hatter Tenth near Arch ft
Allen John E. gentleman 59 S Seventh
Allen Jofeph, mariner 27 Chriftian ft
Allen John, merchant 120 Sprijce ft
Allen Jofeph, fen. infpec\or 58 Union ft
Allen Jofeph, jun. carpenter GO Spruce ft
Allen Joihua,near 90S Fifth
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Allen Samuel, mariner Burds aller
Allen John, W. printer 59 S Fifth ft
Allen John, oak cooper Black horfe alley
Allen Lewis, boarding houie 30 Cedar ft
Allen Robert, innkeeper 317 S Third ft
Allen Richard, Rev. 150 Spruce ft
Allen Samuel, brewer 20 Brewers alley
Allen Samuel, merchant 78 N Front ft
Allen Thomas, livery ftable keeper 46 >7orth 6th ft
Allen Thomas, labourer Locuft above Ninth ft
Allen Thomas, fv/eep 26 Dock ft
Alien Widow, ftiopkeeper 106 S Fifth ft
Allen Sc Watfon, merchants 69 S Water ft
Allen William, health officer 2 1 Keys alley
Allen Wm. painter Sc glazier 354 S 2nd. 46 Spruce
Allibone Thcs. and Son, corner SafTafras Sc Water
Allibone and Stephenfon, curriers 216 N Second ft.
Allibone I'homas, merchant 55 N Fourth ft
Allibone Wm. fen. currier 216 N Second ft
Allibone William, jun. merchant 98 N Fourth
-<!^lligood Thomas mariner 5 3 Queen ftreet
Allifon David, bookbinder 12 Pear ft
Alikizer William, tanner 4 69 N Third u
Alhnindinger Jacob, baker 130 N Fourth ft
Ailoways Samuel, porter 86 Budd ft
Allwine John, Ihoemaker 4th above Crown ft
Alhvine Laurence, oil and colourman 64 S Front
-'^(Ihvine Peter, carter Charlotte
Alfule k Jofeph, hairdrcficrs, 2 10 S Second ftreet
^-Ifop John, n»ercLant 233 N Second
ylifop Sc Clement, merchants 36 North Front ft
yilften John, fea captain, 163 N Front iVreet
^yitimr.s Thomas, teacher 439 N Second
^iltimus James, wheelwright 434 N Second ft
y^mber Levy, turner 138 Coates
y.mboy Cox, labourer near 262 Lombard ft
yiUibroife Lewis, hairdreflfcr 141 Lombard ft
^-hnics 'ihomus, ihoemaker 1S8 S Second ft
yimies Peter, labourer near 297 Callowhill ft
^mringe- Geori.^e V. merchant 275 N Second ft
y/ndaulie ^'ndrew, fea captain 260 Mulberry ft
yindcrfon yilexahder, taylor 10 N Water ft
Wnderfon y/nn: feamftrefs 143 N Water ft
Anderfon Amos, labourer 1S5 S Sixth ft
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Anclerfon Charles, grocer 348 N Second ft
Anderfon Hannah, widow 246 S Fourth ft
Anderfon Elizabeth, nnilliner Shackemuxen
Anderfon Ezekiel, coal carter 451 N Front ft
Anderfon Jofeph, ilioemaker 1 1 5 Green ft
Anderfon James, carpenter 454 Saffafras ft
Anderfon James, mariner 56 Catherine ft
Anderfon James, fmith 246 N Front ft
Anderfon John, mariner 12 Chriftian ft
Anderfon Jolvn, gardner Spruce above Tenth ft:
Anderfon John, taylor 143 S Water ft
-Anderfon John, merchant 25 N Water ft
ylnderfon Mary, fnopkeeper 245 S Second ft
Anderfon Mofes, fuilmaker 25 North alley
Anderfon Robert, corder 4 Crab ft
Anderfon Rachel, Ihopkeeper 9 S Third ft
y^nderfon Rachel, widov/ Hunters Court
^^nderfon Samuel, V. merchant 2,5 S Water and'
134 Mulberry ft
-f^nderfon Thomas, laborer 30 Plumb ft
yJnderfon Thomas, bearding houfe 33 N Sixth ft
yinderfon Thomas, fea captain 63 Shippen ft
^'nderfon William^ Ihipwright 169 S Sixth ft
y^nderfon William, carpenter Locuft above Ninth ft
yindrew Eve, fpinner Brooke's alley
Andrews Jofeph, grocer corner German and 3d ft
Andrews David, labourer Frankford road
Andrews George, tobacconift 112 Cherry ft
Andrews Robert, ftiopkeeper 140Coatesft
Andrews John, currier Emlleys alley
Andrews John, laborer Jones alley (N. L.)
Andrews John Rev. D. D. Univerfity yard 9th ft.
Andrews Jacob, taylor 2. i6 S Water ft
Andrews Peter, ftioemaker 12 Stampers alley
Andrews Robert, fhopkeeper 140 Coates ft
Andrews Rev. Robert 73 N Seventh ft
Andrews Robert, taylor 104 Cedar ft
Andrews Thomas, fhoemaker 7 German ft
^^ndrews William, victualler 158 Coates ft
yi^^geu John, cordial diftiiler 14c<: 19 Eifrith's ailev
yfnnerfdown Henry, taylor 249 S Third ft
y/nners Thomas S. hair dreffer 141 Chefnut ft
^nneftey 'ihomas, merchant 17 Powel ft
-^'nnefley Robert, merchant 72 S Sixth,
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^nfoy George, ladies flioemaker 139 S SecbnA
-^nfley John, fea captain 126 S Second (I
^nfon Jolm, M. D. 147 North Sixth il
Anthony Jacob, jun. turner Sc inftrument maker 2i^
Brewers alley
Anthony J. fen, inftrument maker 227 N Second fli
-(Anthony Charles, mariner 161 Lombard ft
-Anthony Jofeph, s^oldfmith 8cc. 94 High ft
-Anthony Jacob, fhipwright 57 Coates ft
v^nthony Frederick, carter 32 Budd ft
Anthony John, porter 443 North Third ft
Anthony Michael, porter 36 Budd ft
App George, pump-maker Frankford road
-^pp Michael, carpenter Queen (K.)
App Adam, pump maker Frankford road
Apple George, hair drefler 48 North Fiith ft
Apple Henry, farmer Fourth above Brown ii
Apple Henry, oak cooper 247 N Front ft
Apple Jacob, ftioemaker 344 N Second
Apple \'alentine, oak cooper, York road
yi'ppleton Chrif. carver and inlayer 391 N Front ft
^raghty Geoi-ge, oak cooper Miftlins alley
^rbegus Jolm, carpenter Cedar above Tenth ft
^rchebald Martha, boarding houfe 30 Mead alley
-^^rchebald Ihomas, carpenter 10 iJutlers court
-^rclier Daniel, labourer 198 S Sixth ft
\i^rcher Mailha, Ihopkeeper 18 N Third
-<^rcher Samuel, merchant 54 N Front ft
-/i'rdley Robert A. grocer 35 PalTyunk 171 S. Fiftia.
iirentrne F. foap boiler 186 SaiVafras ft
-^rentrue William, foap bo'ler 319 Saffafras ft
j^rmat k Copper^ merchants 2 1 N Second 13 1 High.
^rmat Ihomas W. merchant 86 Mulberry ft
^rmbrufter, feedftore -Broad above Cherry ft
./1/rmbrufter Catherine, widow 132 Caliowhill ft
yirmbrufter Kenry, watchman 445 N Third ft
-^rmbruller Nicholas, grocer 370 N Second ft
^■^rmbrufter Matthias, watchman Creffons alley
xiYmowY Matthew, carpenter 201 N Eighth fl
^rmitage George, filver plater 438 Saflafras ft
^rmrcyd, merchant Spruce above 7th 8c 80 SFrontfi
j^'rmftrong John, fhoe-ftore 224 S Second ft
>^rmRrong John, harnefs maker Trufty court
^rmftrong John, ftieejnaker Taylors alky.
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u^rmftrong Mary» v idow Charlotte fl
ArroPcior.g- IJobert, carter 77 Budd
ArmP.rong Thcmas attorney at law 97 Chefnut
Armftrong Fompey laborer 34 SalFafras alley
Armftrong William, carter Locuft above lotii
Ainiitrong ]Mrs. Widow, 193 Walnut
Arndel Robert, fea captain 9 6 Spruce
Arneau John, wine merchant ^7 Lombard
Arnell John, f;;oe-ftore 337 S Front
Arnold Thomas, lea captain 301 S Front
Arnold Thomas, (hiipwright 20 Pan-ams allef
Arrott James, merchant 10 N Front
Art James, fea captain 113 Cedar
Art William, ihipwright 505 S Second
Arter Andrew, oak cooper William fl
Afii James, merchant 49 N Third
Alh Thomas, carpenter 288 N Eighth
Afb ThomiS;. tavernkeeper Zachary's Cour«
Afl-j W^illiam. marintr 37 PaiTyunk road
Afli Jacob, taker 378 N -*^econd
Afii Jcfiiua, and Jofeph» graziers, 54 Chi-iftiaH
Aih Michael, corn-chandler 220 N Third
Aiiibridge Ann, iiiopkeeper 125 High
AFnbridge J. bifcviit baker 198 S Front
Afiibridge G. G. k W. merchants 19 S vvharves
4 Pcnn
Afliburntr John, tanner 66 S Third
Afr.by V/illiam, merchant taylor 83 & 99 Mulberry
Aiiiel Frederick, baker 40 George
Aliiley John, merchant ?2SIourth
Afliman Godfrey, cedar cooper l5 8 N Third
Alhman Peter, cedar cooper 83 S<iiTafras
Aihmead Jacob, gentieman 395 N Third
Allimead John, fea captain 1 1 a Mulberry
Afnton David, blackljir'th 64 Brewers alley
Afnton George, boat-builder 292 X Front
Afliton S. cabinet maker 233 Mulberry, 78 N" TtR*.
Afhton John, taylor 4 S Water 35 Elfreths alley
Afhton John, oak cooper 24 Artillery laae
Afhton Richard, teacher corner of Third & High
Afhton Rebecca, fliapkeeper 65 X Seventh
Afhton Richard, teacher 302 Saffafras
Afnton Wiiliam, carpenter 1 4 1 N Fifth
Alkiiis John, ilioemaker 22a Cedar
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Afley Thomas, merchant Chefnut near Eleventh
Affmus John, drayman 27 Zane
Afton James, carpenter 37 Queen
Afion George, merchant 62 N Third
Atherton Henry, teacher Wood above Crown
Atherton Nathan, carpenter 164 Lombard
Atkins Philip, fea captain 33 Queen
Atkinfon, widow of capt. 47 fhippen
Atkinion Phmeas, bifcuit baker 213 S Third
Atkmfon Samuel, waterman 37 Green
Attmore Thomas, grazier 163 S Third
Attmore Ifaac, carpenter 209 Saffafras
Auftort Frederick, ihoemaker Queen (K)
Auguftine Charles, blackfmith Queen (K)
Auner Peter, taylor 22 Greenleaf alley
Auftic Thomas, florekeeper 68 N Sixth
Aullin Alexander, engraver next 45 George
Auftin , m.erchant 241 S Second
Auftin John, jev/eller 50 Zane ,
Auftin James, mariner 269 S Fourth
Ayers Abijah, carpenter 48 Budd
Ayres H. accomptant N F.leventh above SaflTafra,*
Axlbrd Samutl, tavior 250 Hh^h
AxfordJane, Seamilrefs 293 S Fourth
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BABBINGTON THOMAS laborer backof 3S5
Front
Babe, v.idow of R. oak cooper 147 S Water, and
Holiingfv/orth's alley
Baxh W. compoiiticn ornament factory 3 5 Fifth
^ach John, Plaifter Paris grinder 267 S Second
Bacon John, merchant 10 N i bird
Bacon Jofeph, ironmonger 192 N Front
Bacon &. Lcngftreth, merchants 10 N Third
Bacon D. Sc J. ironmoni'icrs 24 S Second
Bacon I. joiner 202 St. Johns 5c HoIVman's alley
Bacon David, ironmonger 24 S Second
Bacon gentleman, 100 Spruce
Bacon Samuel, taylor 334 "N Second
Baggs John, laborer Shack em^iixeii
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Ba^^s James, fea captain 174 S Fifth
Billey B. bricklayer, 1 \^h belo^y Locult
Baillet Francis, cook2lNNintn
BaillevJane, gloverefs 158 S Fourth
Bailey J. L. coachrnaker, 7a I lumo
Bailley Jacob, laborer St. Tammany
BaiUey Ann, p-rocer 9 \ernon ,,^^^ ^. , q p^oBt
Bainbrldqe WiUiam, mader of the tlTex .61 b t rent
Baifch E^nft L. merchant 135 N Second
Bake, widow ot Herman, ^^ P^^^^/],^
Bakeoven John, fiftierman Queen (M
Baker Ab-abam, grocer 4 iO N ^^^^^^^ ., g ^
Baker & Bender, lumber merchants o92 N becona
Baker Conrad, ftnierman Queen {^)
Baker Conrad, jun. Txour Sc feed-ftore, 4ol N b.cona
Baker Chriftian, baker Vme ''^^l^y.
Baker £c Comegys, merchants 60 .n i rent
Baker Daniel, fcoemaker 70 Shippen
Baker Elis^abeth, feamarefs 73 bhippen
Baker Geor-e, A. conveyancer 2o Cnerry
Baker Henry, viaualler York roau^
Baker Henry, junr. grocer 2.' 2 .^ S-Tl^nA
Baker Henry, merchant next ^-^V^^.^f ^";f .
Baker Hannah, tea-warehouie UO .. be.ond
Baker Jacob, baker 61 Budd
Baker Jacob, merchant 122 :Mulberry
Baker Jan.es, fexton 207 S Front
Baker Jas. ^ John, merchants lol Hi.^^h
Baker Jacob, ropemaker 65 Queen
Baker John, mate near 116 Swanfon
Baker John, ftlip^vrig•ht Queen (1^)
P.iVcr Joh-n, hair dreiier 105 S rront
S^t^r John: one of the aldermen 154 NSec^
Baker John, comb maker Juniper above Cheriy
Baker John, grocer 433 rs ^econd^^
Baker John, cabinet maker 120 .^ rourtti
Baker John, mariner 4 50 xV Secona
Baker John, R. merchant 59 & 3,5 SaEa.ras
Baker Jk Loveland merchants 72 iJock
Bak.^r Lewis, fadler S.c. Xobie, corner cf Second
Baker Mary, huckder Beech
Baker Michael, lumber merchant^ 4^.0 >e beeoR^
Baker Ivhcbael, carpenter '-i46 Saii£ura»
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Baker Michael, tin plate worker 115 German
Baker I\Iary, widow Black lioife alley
Baker Peter, Tiffierman Queen (K)
Baker Ruth, widow 18 Callowliill
Baker Sufannah, widow r>4 Kunckle
iiakcr Sarah, tcacherefs Sterling allev
i|aker Samuel, fnopkeeper 9 S Second
l>aker Samuel, blackfmilh 149 Vine
Baker Tracey, boardinp,-.houfe 157 Sv/anfon
Baker William, grocer corner of Maiden 8c Beech.
Baker, widow of Peter, 390 SalTafras
Baldwin Jonah, cordwainer 67 S Third
Baldwin John, fhosmaker Brown (K)
Ball Ann, wafiierwoman 245 S Fourth
Ball Nathan, merchant Branch
Ball Vvilliam, gentleman 41 High
Ball Jofeph, merchant 240 Safirifras
Bali Ifrael, carpenter near 10 Oak (S)
Ballentine William, tjrocer 80 S Water
Balku-.chy Sam.l. laborer Biddle alley
Ballenger Jacob, carpenter 98 N Eleventh
Baliengcr Saml. tannt;r 35 S N Third
Ballentine John, carpenter lO.h above Snruce
Bait Henry, hcg viaualler Hanover
Biiment li i-.nnah, *widov.r 5 5 Lombard
Banaud Mary, mantua maker 169 S Th.ird
BancKcr Charles, N. merchant 23 S Second
Bangs l-.Iiafliiam, fhoemaktr Emlens alley
Banks John, ihoemaker 20 Fitzwaltcr
Banks John, Ihoemaksr 15 Marys alley
Banks WilUam, caulker 113 ChiiRian
Banks William, acccmptant 149 S Third
Banton M. tin plate worker 176 N Third
Ban wood George, fhoemakcr 329 N Third
Barabino Isicholas, 98 Saflafras
Buiber Samuel, merchant 55 N Front
Barber William, pump maker 32 Giccn
Barckley James merchant 93 S Eighth
Barckiy Cxeorgc, grocer 16^ S S-cond
Barclay Samuel, hatter 323 S Second
Barclay James, grocer 226 N Third
Bardon Stephen, Grocer 184 S Third
Bardick George, filverfmilh 9 Wagners alley
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Burge Catherine, grocer 16 Strawberry fL
ijLirge Jacob, gentleman 191 High
Barger Abel, painter tr.c, 73 High
Barger J. lumber merchant 74 S Fifth, next 122 4th
Barger 8c Pancoall, lumber mercliants, next 122 S 4th.
Barger Samuel, Ihopkeeper 386 N Third
Barger John, cedar cooper Fourth above Coates
Bark Henry, taylor 4 Saffafras alley
Barker James, fexton 236 S v/ater 207 S Front
Barker John, fenr. one ofthe aldermen, 114 N 91^
Barker John junr. coachmaker 280 Mulberry
Barker Peter, merchant 25 Pine
Barker V/illiam, engraver 114 N Ninth
Barker Sc Annefley, merchants 7 Walnut
Barker Samuel, carpenter 114 N Ninth
Barker James, accomptant 114 N Ninth
Barker Rebecca, nurfe 66 Catherine
Barnard John, carpenter 362 S Second
BarndoUer Daniel, cedar cooper 393 N Second
Barndoller Frederick, cedar cooper 41 SalTafra*
Barns Andrew, iliopkeeper 65 SaiTafras
Barnes Samuel, currier 22 N Fourth
Barnes William, cake baker next 149 S Second
Barnes George, carter 161 S Sixtli
Barnes James, pilot 8 Parrams alley
Barnes Heiler, boardinghoufe 12 Parram's alley
Barnes John, Ihoemaker, 432 N Front
Barnes John, laborer Wood's court
Barnes Thomas, junr. currier 257 N Second
Barnes liUther, blackfmith 1 5 1 Spruce
Barnes Luther, gunfmith 96 Coates
Barnes John, pilot 448 S Front
Barnes Denney 20 Small ft
Barnes Jofliua, oyfterman back of 385 S Front
Barney J. victualler 267 N Eighth 65 O Shambles
Barnhill Robert, ftore keeper 63 N Second
Barnhill Sarah, fhopkeeper 13 N Third
Barnitt Abraham, cabinet maker 198 N Front
Barnitt Thomas, turner 198 N Front
BarnholtG- viaualler 245 Callowhill 16 N Shambles
Bainholt John, vi6lualler Charles
Barr Thomas, grocer 396 N Front
Barr Patrick, ftone cutter St. George above I2tli
Barralet John J. artift corner Filbert £^ Tenth
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Barriifs John, carpenter 122 CallowhiH
Barrel Tobias, acconiptant 213 Cedar
JBarren Mary, taylorefs Middle alley
Barrett John, accompiant 2 Read's alley
Barret Francis, Back of 90 Shippen
Barrick George, laborer near 219 Cherry
Barrington C. fruiterer & bottler 2 1 6 High
Barrington Richard, grocer 335 S Front
Barron James, oyllerman 242 Saffafras
Barron Widow, 38 Vine
Barry James, cutler Biddies alley
Barry John jun. fea captain 206 S Third
Barry John, rii^^ger 191 N Front
Barry J. B. cabinet maker 148 S Third, 1© Cyprus
Barry John, fen. late commodore 126 Spruce
Bartholomew Charles, tobacconift 88 N Third
Bartholomew John, dealer 70 New-
Bartholomew Mary, gentlewoman 121 Chefnut
Bartholomew ISIrs. huckfter near 154 S Eighth
Barfho 8c Fry, potters 29 Cherry
Bartle Martin, block maker 20 Pewterplatter alley
Bartle Henry, oak cooper 35 Brown
Bartleman Thomas, painter 5 S Eighth
Bartlefon Abner, taylor 89 S. Water
Bai tlefon Henry, carpenter 8 1 New
Bartlet Thomas, fliipwright 10 Burd's alley
Bartlett Zephaniah, mariner 267 S Fourth
Bartling Manuel, carpenter Ninth below George
Bartling William, merchant 23 N Front
Bartling Conrad, carpenter 52 N Seventh
bartling Chriftlieb, infoedtor of lumber 25 5 N Front
iJarton benjamin Smith, M. D. 44 N Fifth
i?arton Jofeph, innkeeper 219 N Second
barton Jofeph, mariner 494 S Front
Bartow Daniel, merchant 128 N Third
iJartow Mrs. 128 N Third
iJartram Mofes k Son, druggifts Sec. 58 N Second
i?,rirtram George, gentleman 68 S Second
^•artramlfaac, druggift Sec 39 NThird
JBartram, Printer 58 N Second
-Bartram Ifaac, druggift Sec. 26 N Third
^artram Thomas, druggift 54 Saffafras
iJavts John, mate 70 Chriftian
£Aih Rofe, craftier 13 South alley
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Bafhford Mary, ftioc binder Emdey's alley
J5afs, widow of Robert, 77 N Seventh
^affet Edward, laborer Tenth above Spruce
JSaffet Edward, marriner 78 Penn
jOafon C. teachercfs 126 S Sixth
Baflian George foap boiler corner of Wood Sc Ct.h
jBaflian Cafper, laborer Chriilian above Fifth
^atchelor C. carter Germantown road
jBateman John, fail maker 214 S Fifth
-Bater Juliana, embroiderer 40 Mulberry
jBates benjamin, feindreffcr St. Tammany
jBates 5enony, lumber merchant 274 Vin«
jSates Heller, mantua maker 117 Coutes
J?atho John, potter 319 N Third
jBatis John, laborer Tapers alley
iJattas Mrs. widow, 164 S Third
-Batfon Catherine, widow 234 S Third
i/atfon Thomas, merchant 100 Spruce, 65 S Water
iJalten John, porter 124 Cedar
^attefle John, upholfterer kc. 159 Cedar
i^attes John, hair dreifer 337 S Third
iiattes E. Health Office melienger, 29 Strawberrr
iiatts John, mariner, 44 1 S Second
iiauch Margaret, widow 131 Green
^aughman Conrad, taylor 13 Wagner's alley
i^axter John £. laborer 202 Lombard
Baxter widow, 1 9 Cedar ft
-fiaxter William, 312 S Front
-fiayard Andrew, merchant 49 INIulberry
bayard N. viClualier 8 New market (N. L.)
^ayer Margaret, feamllrefs Queen (K)
^ayles John, gunfraith 2 68 St, Johns
iiayley R.ichard, merchant 1 11 S Third
^ayne Nathaniel, turner 85 N Fiont
j9ayne Robert, coach niaker 5 9 U 61 N Eip-hth
jBeach William, W. druggifl 325 S Second''
^eaie P. cabinet maker 278 High, 17 N Nintk
Beale J. cabinet maker 10 S Fourth
^'eamgard Philip, carter 200 S Sixth
^eard George, carter 252 S Third
-fieard James, laborer 3 I Crown
^eard Robert, flioemaker 66 Walnut
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^eard AVilUam, fea captain 275 S Second
-£eard Valentine, laborer 12 GilHs alley
Jjcaily Stephen, flriipwright near 236 Swanfon
ideates William, tobacconift 209 High
Z'eates Frederick, fcrivener 94 N Third
^caltcs Sarah, grocer 70 N Eighth
^eatty Lewis, mintner 39 Ciown
-Seatty Samuel, fhoemaker 87 Cedar
Beakley Daniel, carpenter 82 N Eighth
Eeackley Mary, widow 44 Paifyunk road
Beaumont J. blackfmith Eighth above Vine
-Sechtell Jacob, boot & fhoemaker 161 N Front
-Sechtell John, fnoe dealer 4 8 High
i?echtell George, fhoemaker 196 St. Johns
i^eck Elizabeth, widow 360 N Third
-Ceck 8c hunting, grocers 259 &c 26 1 S Second
Beck George, under Iheriff 150 S Fourth
Beck Ifaiah, tavern keeper 163 N Water
Beck Sc Harvey, merchants 11, 12 k 15 S Water
Beck George, landfcape painter near 5 1 S Fifth
Beck Henry, merchant 30 SalTalras
Beck John, comb maker 257 N Eighth
Beck Jacob, fhoemaker 70 SaiTafras
Beck Jacob, accomptant St. Tarnany
Beck Henry, hair dreffer 5 3 Callowhill
Becks wharf, opens next 15 S Water
Beck Peter^ gentleman 2 16 N Third
Beck Valentine, fnoemaker back i4 Oak (S)
Beck John, cake baker Blackhorfe alley
Beckle George, fruiterer 178 N Second
Becklin Elizabeth, widow 30 Plumb flreet
Bedford John, cordwainer 79 S Second
Bedford T. painter, !xc. 233 N Front k 270 Third
Bedford Thomas, druggifl next 184Saffutras
Bedwell Thos. conveyancer, kc. 12 Nicholfon's court
Bet Ephraira, laborer Witman's Court
Beebe William, bricklayer 286 Saffafras
Beebe Catherine, waflier 270 S Third
Been Ezekiel, 71 Pine
Beere Mrs. boardinghoiife 1 3 Carters alley
Beefly Elizabeth, boarding houfe 24 Cedar
Beete Richia'd, Ihoe maker 461 S Second
Bcideman Daniel, fifherman W^arren
Beidemaa Jacob, filherman Queen {Js.)
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Bei(2:ler, Philip? viclualler 5 Filbert
Beilh George, oak cooper 134 N Fourth
Beilh C. G. boarding houfe 357 S Front
Bekz Chrillian, baker 308 S Fourth
Bell William, merchant 21 S Second
IJell Samuel, oak cooper next 19 Creiron's alley
Bell William, baker 225 S Fifth
Bell Mary, taylorefs near 156 Walnut
Bell Mary, gentlewoman 66 German
Bell Margaret, boardinghoiife 27 Carters alley
]3ell James, taylor St. Mary's above Sixth
Bell John, carter Eleventh above SaiTafras
Bell John, mariner near 166 Walnut
Bell Samuel, grocer 140 S Sixth
Bell Peter, fea captain 17 German
Bell Thomas, carpenter 222 Shippen
Bell Thomas, fea captain 182 S Second
Bell William, fea captain 79 Penn
Bell Thomas, merchant 183 S Second
Bell William, merchant 169 Chefnut, 2 Sims's alley
Bell William, ftone cutter Cherry above Eleventh
^elilerling Jacob, innkeeper 382 N Third
Bender John, carpenter 442 N Second
lender John, carpenter Fourth above Coates
Bender Jofeph, fliipwright 30 Union alley
Bender Jacob, comb maker 153 N Sixth
lender Lewis, innkeeper 226 N Second
Bender Lev.-is, mariner Queen (K)
Beneke George, white fmith 18 Farmers alley
Benezet D. 8c J. merchants, 182 High
jBenjamin John, black fmith 107 Lhri^lian
uBennerman J. black fmith ?»Ierritts lane
Benner George, carter 1 1 3 id 1
Benner Henry, porter Caunnrm's alien
Benner H. boarciing houfe St. George aboTC Tenth
Benner Peter, oak cooper 363 N Second
Benner John, tobacconift 234 Cedir
Bennett Abigail, boarding houfe 38 Catherine
Bennet Daniel, fhipvnight Queen (K)
Bennet George, pilot 44 Queen
Bennett Catherine, widow mulberry (K)
Bennet Nathaniel, porter 22 Oak (S)
Bennett James, bricklayer 18C Saifafras
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■Rennet James, fhocmaker 9 Crelfons flier
Bennet John, copper plate printer 93 N Fifth
Bennet John, flone cutter corner of lOth Sc High
Bennett Stephen, cook 25 Brewer's alley
Bennett Reuben, gentleman 208 Cedar
Bennett Samuel, merchant 126 S Fourth
Bennett Sarah, Pnopkeeper 66 Union
Bennett Titus, St. George near Sixth
Bennett Thomas, mariner 299 S Third
Bennett Thomas, mariner 50 German
Bennett Thomas, laborer 294 Saffufras
Bennett William, bricklayer i7 yippletree alley
Bennett y^braham, laborer Mulberry (K)
Bennett William, fea captain 34 Catherine
^enninghove J. tobacconift 47 S Front, 46 Wat^r
Benninghove J. jun. tobacconifl 77 High
Bennis Thomas, merchant 166 Spruce
Benfon William, rag gatherer 2i7 X Eighth
BergafVe Cadet, merchant 112 N Second
Eergmeyer Daniel, fhoe maker 1O8 N Seventh
Berkinbile ^ilatthias, laborer Centre alley
Eerman George, organifl ii5 German
Berniaud C. merchant i9 S Second
BernaolTe Cloudcs, grocer ii4 N Second
Bernard ]Martin, hatter i55 Lombard
Bernard John, hair dreCTer lOi Cedar
Bernard John, comedian 44 Carpenters ft. (C)
Bernard Margaret, ^vido^v 4 Dock
Bernhardt ^olm, boarding boufe 94 N Water
Bernhardt L. F. profelToi of muiic i97 Saflafras
BerrtU Daniel, nailor Filbert above Ttndi
Berrett Willi am, coach kc. painter 9 Cherry
Berrctt Robert, merchant corner of 1 ith 8c Chefnut
Earringtrr Charles 2G S Fifth
Berry Peter, L. carpenter i48 Pine
Berry Richard, laLcrer Jones's alky (City
Berrsni^n Joicph, bricklayer Grefibn's alley
Berryman Pachavd, ihipwright i5 Mary (S)
B<;rtron David, M. D. 2y yirtilltry lane
BerAvick Richard, baker 4 16 Saliafms
B'^ITon y^nthony, merchant Brewers alley
Bcire1jie\!fc Francis, accomptant 230 Cedar
Beu-atifen F. M. D. 147 N Second
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Bethel Robert, fliip chandler i32 N Front
Bethel William, fhip chandler i5i N Third
Bethel R. & Son, roap makers &c. Bickley's 'wharf
Betibn William, fboe maker 76 German
Btttinger Michael, tanner 486 N Third
Bettle Samuel, merchant &c jeweller i4 S Third.
Bettle William, boarding houfe 9i S Water
Betty William, fhopkeeper 308 S Second
Betty Peter, mariner 216 N Front
Bewley Hannah, widow 2O4 N Third
bb Elizabeth, taylorefs ii3 German
sckerftafl' Hugh, merchant 8 N Third
ckerton George, fhoemaker 32 S Fourth
ckerton Elizabeth, fhop keeper 2O Almond
ckerton James, blackfrnith 65 Catharine
ckerton Mary, widow 25 Parrams alley
ckerton J. (hip joiner 72 German 126 Swanfon
ckerton yibel, Ihoemaker, 28 Union alley
ckham Sc Reefe, merchants 102 8c i54 High
ckham T. boatbuilder 32 Swanfon 254 S Front
ckham Hugh, acconiptant i5i Spruce
ckham Hannah, widow Church court
ckham Caleb, ftave merchant ii7 Swanfon
ckham Richard, caulker 18 Budd
ckley Robert, gentleman 1 24 Mulberry
ckley's wharf opens at 7 Sc i3 N water.
ckley Daniel, lumber merchant 30 Callowhill
ckley David, grocer Sc dry good tlore 242 N Front
ckley Elizabeth, grocer Frankfort road
cknell Peter, bottler 33 Elfreths alley 166 N 2d
ddinger Henry, Ihoemaker iG5 bpruce
dale Chs. prothonotor of the C. C. P. 159 Chefnut
ddle John, druggiit J^c. i4 2 High
ddle Clement, notary public 4 1 is: 43 Walnut
ddle John, laborer 3i Crown
ddle William M. & Co.. merchants, 35 Dock ft>-
cldle William, S. attorney at law i45 Chefnut
ddle John, E. taylor 66 Walnut
ddle Owen, carpenter Spruce above Seventh
gard James, bifcuit baker i5 9 St. John's
ggs Thos. iuflrument maker 85 S Front 84 Water
gham Hugh, bookbinder i42 Spnace
gler Jacob, failmaker Kunckle (fje i3eia:l€r^
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Pi^es Derijainin, carpenter 2T2 St John's
Bilt's jLmes, Ihborcc lirown (K)
}>i]iir.g: Day, ciirier i47 N Fourth
Billir.gTport , lAbover 67 Catherine
Billington Thomas, gentleman 83 S Sixth.
Billis James, iVu captain 53 Ntw
Billin Charles, M'atchman 63 S Second
Bills William, Ihipwright 3i Ci-iriflian.
Bilfland .ann, uidow 54 ISIulberry
Binder Georg;e, mariner Queen (fee Bender)
Binder William, hatter 286 N Front
Binder Jacob, tavernkeeper Queen [K]
Bingham T. T. dye linker k letter cutter 73 N 2tl
jginghara yi/rchibald, merchant 43 N Second
Birigham Peter, fea captain 22 -'Almond
ginncy H. attorney at law near 74 Walnut
Binny Sc Ronaldibn, letter founders Cedar above lOth
Biorcn John, printer Sc bookfeller iii Chefnut
Bioren Benjamin, fea captain i5i N Third
Bii'ch William, Y. ftationer Sc«. i7 S Second
Birchall Caleb, hatter, 46 N Third
Birchclbach Jacob, laborer 50 N Sixth
Birchhead Levin, coachm.aker 374 Fli.^h
Berchley Benjamin, type founder Cedar above ?tfck
Bird Charles, hardware (lore 24T S Second
Bird George, fea captain 5S8 N Second
Bird William, laborer Fouith above Coates
Bireley Detrick, grocer Queen [k]
Bilbing John, inn keeper i39 N Third
Bifoing Eve, huckller9i Brown
Biihop John, plumber i94 Pine
Biflicp Thomas, {hopkeeper, 69 Front
Bifliopljw'irrer Jacob, labourer 89 Brown
Bifpham Jofeph, ironmonger 27 High
Biiphan; Jcfeph M. halter, 43 High
Biiicl Jchn, victualler 445 S Front
Biifel John, gentleman 19 S Third
Biffon AnthcriV. merchant Brewers alley
Bithelan Catherine, walher Brown (K)
Biiters Charles, furrier 3 N Third
Bitting Lewis, mlntner 39 Crown
Biven John, painter 95 S Fifth
BiveEs benjamin, Ihallopman 277 N Front
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Black J. ieweller Sc hair worker 89 S Second
Black Juiacs, labourer 25 G S Fifth
black John, umbrella maker Chefnut above Sixth
Black James, plaifterer 328 S Sixth
Black John, rag gatherer 4th above Brown
Black Benjamin, porter near 1 19 Plumb
Black Ebcnezer, labourer 14 Elizabeth
Black George, fliipwright 24 Mary (S)
Black Robert, carter 60 Shippen
Black ilatthew, brafs founder 19 Pine alley
Black Daniek fliosmaker Frankford road
Black William^ ladies ihoemaker 98 Shippen
Blackburn — , hatter 118 N Fifth
Blackburn William, broker 117 Chefnut
Blackley J. gentlemaa above 140 Chefnut
Blackfan Sc Ely, merchants N. W. corner 4th Sc Higlt
Blackiilon Preiley, fhoemaker 113 S Front
Blackfliire S. fhoemaker, near 31 Fitzwalter
Biackfton Elizabeth, waflier back 27 Union
Blackv.eil Robert Rev D. D. 50 Pine
Black v>'ell John, 4 1 1 S FVont
Blackweil Jacob, wine merchant 176 S Second
Blackv/ood Mary, widow 30 PalTyunk road
Bladen William, labourer 347 SaiTafras
Blair Lydia, ilorekeeper 14 Little AV'ater
Blair John A. boarding houfe 3 Meade alley
Blair William, lea captain 24 Lombard
Blair S. blackfmith 1S2 S Fifth 133 Lombard
Blair William, cordwainer 20 Chefnut
Blair and Workman, lumber merchants 67 SwanloR
Blake Timothy, hair dreffer 201 S Front
Blakey &c Firth, merchants 54 N Second
Blakie James, cabinet maker 9 Prune
Blame Jofeph, bottler 173 High k 5 N Fifth
Blanc Victor, copperfmith 76 N Second
Blancharci Margaret, widow foap boiler 81 Vin(»
Blande W'illiam, mariner 33 Parrams alley
Blandford John, blackfmith 156 Saffafms
Biayney Arthur, M. D. 165 SaiTafras
Bleas George, oak cooper 17 Green
Blcn Peter, merchant, i7i S Third ftreet
BletterRian Henry, baker 73 Lombard.
Bleyler John, grocer 232 N Secoad
Blight Samuel, M. D. 36 Mulberry
iBlils Sufannah, mantua maker 47 Vine
Blifs Theodore, fea captain Chefnut above Tentft
Bliffet Mr. comedian 99 N Eighth
Bloer Robert, fen. taylor Sx. fcourer 75 N Second
Bloer Robert, jun. dyer, Sec. 226 S Third
Bloom John, labourer 282 Saflafras
Bloomlield Elijah, fhipwright Mulberry K
Blum George, baker 198 S Second
BluiTi Charles, baker 198 S Second
Blume George, taylor 72 N Fifth
Blume George, fhoemaker 16 Pewter platter alley
^lumer J. C.banboxmaker 64 N Fifth
Blyth John, bricklayer 31 Pewter platter alley
Boack Frederick, fhoemaker 141 N Sixth
Bouke Ifrael, nailor 19 Becks alley
Boate Ihomias, bookbinder 164 Cherry
Boareck John, grocer 2 S Second
Boatfwain George, fhipwright 237 Catherine
}]oehm Daniel, wine merchant £cc. 96 N Second
Bceggil Frederick, taylor 31 Crown
Boggs & Davidfnn, merchants 229 High
Boggs John, mariner 72 Penn
Bohlein B k J. merchants 67 S Fourth
Bohlen John, labourer 37 Keys alley
Boil\ez Gerom, fhoemaker 7 Stampers alley
Boiflier John, merchant 28 S Second
Boker Aaron, taylor 134 S Front 8c 7 Mulberry
Boker \ alentine, viQualler Eighth above Callowhill
Boiler John, merchant 1 1 1 Vine
Boiler Sc Jordan, late the houfe of, 123 N Third
Bollmimn Sc Co. merchants, 24 South Wharves
Bolton 7\ndrcw, weaver 20 Gcrmiun
Bolton Rhoda, widow IVIoravian alley
Bolton Samuel, hatter, 144 N Front
Bolton V iiliam, hlver plater, 18 b Sixth
Bomberger William, carpenter, bank ftreet
Bomgard Jacob, baker, 44 Saifafras
Bond Phinet^s, conful from Britain I 73 Chefnut
Bond Jofliua b. merchant corner of High and S 6tK
Bond Lewis, laborer 339 N Second
Bond Jofeph, fliipwright 34 Queen
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Bond Jacob, (kdler 105 N Second
Bonn Rachel, widow loO N Fifth
Bonnell Charles, oak cooper i6 8c"34 Vine
Bonner JamcB, carter Locuft above Ninth
Bonneuil P. grocer 8c wine cooper 220 S SecondE
Bonfall Edward, conveyancer 97 S Eighth
Bonfall &c Shoemaker, land brokers Sec. lOO S 4th
Bonfal Samuel, blackfmith near 130 S Ninth
Bonton Thomas, book-binder 35 N Fourth
Bontleon George,Yi6lualler z5 3 N 8th 29 O fhamblct;
Bontleon Henry, victualler 2OO Coates
Book John, carpenter i89 Cherry
Boone Garret, fliipwright 440 S Front
Boon A. boardins>: houfe and tavern 18 Little Watc?
Boone Jeremiah, merchant 28 Strawberry
Boone Jacob, carter Hanover
Booth William, gunfmith 88 S Second
Boots M. fhoemaker Saffafras near Schuylkill ^fk
Bordley John B. gentleman 7 Union
Bordeaux widow of A. Mifilins alley
Borman Eimerl, mariner 5 Burd's alley
Bornman John, viclualler Laurence
Borns John, fkindrelTer 2 90 Vine
Bofbyfhel Chriflian, faopkeeper 12O N Scconl
Bofs Barbara, brufh faclory 29 N Front
Bofs Frederick, carpenter i9i N Eiijhth
BolTeir Adam, porter 257Canowhill
Boffio Secundo, liable keeper 1O8 Cedar
Bofsler Joteph, brafs founder 26a St. Joha
Boft Jacob, labourer Hudfons lane
Boilick William, boarding houfe 2O Spruce
Bofton Charles, fweep lO Elizabeth
Botlier Michael, accomptaat 2i9 S Fifth
Boucher J. merchant corner of Spruce and Front
Boucher William, carpenter Lees court
Boudinot Elias, geutleman 12O Mulberry
Boulu Peter, paper llainer SzS SaTafras
o ulte Benjamin, cajpenter Wood abov3 Eighth
Bofwell William, oyflerman V\^allaces court
Uofquet A. merchant iG7 S Front
Bowiee Jane, widow 282 S Second
Bouvier John B. umbrella maker i9 5 S Second
Bovet John, geutleaxjui 186 N Eii^^hth
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Bowflen John, flnpwrig;ht Mulberry (K.)
BO wen Elijah, taylor 34 Kunckle
Bowen John, baker 37 1 N Third
B^wen Sophia, widow J 3 PalTyunk
}^owen Samuel, baker 3i6 N Second
j^owen Thomas, fen. fliip joiner near 99 N Water
Bowen Thomas, chairmaker 115 N Second
Bowen Thomas, jun. fliip joiner 33 Noble
^pwen Wm. 8c Son, chairmakers i23 N Front
Bowen William, cabinet maker, 383 S Second
Bower Samuel, fliipwright Penn (K.)
Bower Elizabeth, gentlewoman 40 Union
Bovvers Mrs. midwife 9 Farmers alley
Bowers Chriftian, widow Queen [K]
Bowers David, mariner 453 S Front
Bowers George, 9 Farmers alley
BOj^vers Jacob, potter i32 Coates
Bowers George, fhoemaker 455 N Third
Bowers William, {hocmaker penny row
Bowers Michael, fun^-eon barber 402 N Third
Bowers Rebecca, taylorefs ii3 German
Bowes Jofeph, grocer corner of nth below Walniit
Bowe« Valentine, cabinet maker Mulberry
Bowman John, carpenter Carpenter ft [S]
Bowman Charles, hog viQualler 14Budd
Bowman George, carpenter Creffons alley
Boyce, widow of, carpenter 15 Grays alley
Boyd John, rigger 72 Penn
Boyd Margaret, llioykeeper 6 Swanfon
Boyd John, bricklayer 2 mileftone Ridge road
Boyde , fea captain 38 i S Front
Boyd Andrew, fhopkecper 6 High
Boyd P. brafs founder 8i High & 7 Elfrith alley
Boyd Alexander, infpeclor of cuftoms 60 St. Johns
Boyd Adam, cabinet maker 20 Pevrter platter alley
Boyd Sarah, widow 41 Callowhill
Boyd James, carpenter 95 CallowhiU
Boyd John, ropemaker 3 5 Prime
Boyd , ropemaker 5 63 S Front
Boyd Thomas, waiter Shepherds court
Boyd Thomas, labourer 23 Cox's alley
Bjyer Abraham, carpenter 61 .^ Featii
Boyer Elizabeth, widow Lees court
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Boyer Ifaac, grocer N E corner of Mulberry U, H
Beyer Nicholas, plaifterer Vine alley
Boyer Matthew, gentleman 156 S Fourth
Boyer William, carpenter 12 Grays alley
Boyer Jacob, grocer 505 N Third
Boyer Dolley, (hopkeeper 2U N Second
Boyer Valentine, viauallernear 271 N Eighth
Boyle John, grocer 232 S Fourth
Boyle John, labourer 57 Piiffyunk road
Boyle Phdipt coachmctkei* i97 N Front
Boyle Hugh, taylor 96 S water
Boyle John, grocer 230 S Fourth
Boyle Baraey, bricklayer i^i S Sixth
Boyie Patrick labourer 380 S ^)econd
Boyle James, landman 20 Spruce
Boyle Thomas, carpenter Bailleys court
Boyle Join, rop>;maiver 3^8 S Second
Boyle Patrick, ftevidore 124 Catherine
Boyle Edward, taylor Pine alley
Boy I -Bridget, wi low 418 S S3cond
Boyl Joftph, ca.'penter 91 St. Jo'ins
Byie Roger, ftevadore 9i Shippeii
Boyle James, fexton 32 Crown
Eoyl James, ilevadore Emfleys alley
Boys N. innkeeper, corner of Lombard k Fifth
Boze Conrad, laborer Vine alley
Bozoarth V/iliiam, carpenter 2 N Tenth
Brackenridge Samuel, carpentei 369. N Second
Bradey John, teacher 67 S Fifth
Bradey Lawrence, mariner 18 Plumb
Bradey, Widow of Peter corner of Walnut & 5th
Bradey William, botler 199 Cherry
Bradey Sufan, teacherefs 45 1 S Second
Bradey Robert, baker 2.16 S Fifth
^rady David, laborer 97 Brown
Brady Robert, flnpwright 577 S Front
Brady John, mariner 73 Queen
B radford Samuel F. bookfeller, &:c. 4 S Third "
B radford Thos. Sc Wm. bookfellers &c. 8 S Front
Bradford William, printer Ec bookfeller 218 N Front
Bradford Nathaniel, log borer to the water worksj
corner of Maiden ft Sc Frankfort road
BradhofF Henry, mate 26 Shippen
Bradier John, watchmaker 40 Coates
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tJrc^lley William, laborer near 297 Callowhill
Bradley James, baker 3i4 S Front
Bradley Sc Keighler, copper 8c tin iVniths lOz Higk
Bradley Thomas, whitefmith i4 Prune
Bradley John,taylor corner of Water k Spruce
Bradley James, iugar boiler 4i5 N Third
BrseutigaiTi Daniel, bookieller i94 N Second
Brame Henry, painter Sc glazier 46 N Seventh
Brand Martha, gentlewoman 1 3 N Sixth
Brandt A., k C. clock k watchmakers i29 N Second
Branham Ebenezer, innkeeper 1 64 High
Branen Daniel, oak cooper Front road
Brannan John, accomptant 2l N Seventh
Branner George, milkman 2 Branners alley
Branner Frederick, milkman Branners alley
Branfon Henry, carpenter 3i7NThird
Brantwait E. oak cooper i94 N Water
Brafier Amable, watchmaker k jeweller 23 N Third
Brauer Frederick, 90 S Third
Bray David, fea captain M'Gullohs court
Bray Henry, mariner 3 59 Cedar
Brayfield John, block maker 27 Chriftian
Brazington Thomas, ihoemaker 45 6 N Front
Brearly James, clock k v/atch makei 75 N Second
Breck Samuel, merchant 32 1 High
Breck Rebecca, widow Callowhill ft wharf
Breece Charles, conftable i44 Lombard
Brcining George, whitefmith 4 4:7 N Third
Breintnall David, llioemaker 1 1 1 S Second
Breifh John, Ikin dreiier 249 Vine
Bremmes Lewis, baker Taper alUey
Bremoud R. fea captain 9 5 Pine
Brentfinger Jacob, baker 83 S Fourth
Bretz Jacob, baker Shepherds court
J5reuil Francis, merchant 1 15 Spruce
-Brevot John, grocer 66 George
JSrevoor Jclm C. lea captain 274 S Second
^'rcwer George, accomptant 170 S Third
iirewer George, accomptant 89 Crown
J3rewer AVilliara, Vrutchmaker Friends alms Houfc
iJrewton Daniel, fea captain 293 S Front
JSricknell Thomas, labourer Juniper above SalTatras
<Brice Samuel, fea captain 121 Callowhill
jSridge Johiii carpeater Welfljs court
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Bridges Edward, attorney at la^v 155 S Second
Bridges Colepepper, merchant 259 S Front
Rridg;es Jemima, widow 2 59 S Front
Bright Michael, gentleman 125 N Water
Bright James, laborer 159 St. John
Bright Jacob, gentleman 177 N Front
Bright Sufannah, widow 172 N Water
Bright H. flioe maker 105 Catherine
Bright William, accomptant 14 N Seventh
Bright Mary, widow 47 Lombard
BrIGHTS WHARF, OPENS AT 123 Sc 1z7NWaTEX
Bright F,dward, laborer 42 George
Briggs Frances, mantua maker 1 Quarry
Briggs Francis, fhipwright 403 N Front
Brindle J. counterpane weaver 478 N Third
Bringhurfl Georgt, coach maker 23 N Fifth
Bringhurfi James, fen. gentleman 131 S Front
Eringhurft Mary, widow 22 N Ninth
Bringhuril James, jun. accomptant 29 Union
Bringhuril Jofeph, fen. gentleman 29 Union
Bringhurft Violet, fearnilrefs 1 17 S Sixth
Bringeurst's wharf, opens N£xt 97 S Wates
Brinkley Rebecca, widow 13 Hurft
Brinton John H. attorney at law 281 High
BriftoU, widow of Thomas 403 N Second
BriftoU Thomas L. baker 3 Lxtitia court
Briftor Mary, widow 430 N Front
Biittin Jofeph, tavern keeper 75 N Frcrit
Britton John, fen. merchant 259 N Front
Britton John, jun. lumber merchant i49 N Water
Britton Benjamin, lumber merchant 4 3 Filbert
Britton St Lucas, merchants lO I High
Biilton V/m. jun. iumbard merchant 149 N Water
Britton W. lumber merchant zl z> N Front,209 Water
Britts Adam, innkeeper Vine alley
Brobll Valentine, grocer 332 N Front
Broblton Jofeph, grocer 15 Chefnut
Brobfton Robert, taylor i35 ChelVrat
Biochen Uobert, hatter Chefnut above Sixth
Prodie Ann, & C. fhopkeepers 5 N Front
Brooke Boyer, jun. boat builder i09 N Water &
Brookes court
Brooke Boyer, fen. gentleman Brook's court
D
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Brooke Robert, furveyor i70 N Third
Brooke Jonathan, blackfmith 3ii N Third
Brooke Reefe, flaxfeed merchant Brookes court
Brookes James, cabinet maker 425 S Front
Brooks William, currier i4 Carters alley
Brooks Ccitherinc, fhopkeeper 12 1 High
Brooks M. mantuamaker 80 N Fourth
Brooks David, taylor 19 Strawberry alley
Brooks J. oak cooper 83 S Water 8c Harpers wharf
Brooks W^illiam, plane maker 2 5 & 35 Keys alley
Brooks widow of JeiTe, carpenter 164 Walnut
Brooks Elizabeth, widow 30 Dock
Broom Elias, cooper 29 Sv/anfon, 54 Small
Broom Thomas, cooper 26 Swanfon
Broom Samuel, merchant 264 High
Broom Thomas, flioemaker 118 Cedar
Broome William, carpenter 24 N Fourth
Bronfon, E. Chauncey 8c Co. publifhers of the Ga-
zette of the United States, 73 S Second fl.
Brofs Garret, fhoemaker 136 S Fourth
Brotherton Elifha, Ikindreffer 45 Callowhill
Brotherton Reuben, fhip joiner 14 Butlers court
Browbert W^illiam, laborer 375 Mulberry
Browne Abia, fhip builder 1 5 Vine
Brown Ann, taylorefs 207 S Fifth
Brown Ann, mantuamaker 174 Mulberry
Brc^nBenj. innkeeper corner Elbow lane 8c Bank ft
Brown Benjamin, fcrivener 248 N Second
Brovrn Cezar, coachman 6i Crown
Brown Charles, innkeeper 81 N Seventh
Brown Chriilian, mariner 16 Small
Browne 8c Co. lumber merchants 325 N Front
Brown David, fea captain 292 S Front
Brown Daniel, fea captain 48 Meade alley
Brown Edward, mariner 28 6 Swanfon
Brown Elijah, merchant 130 S Eighth
Browne Elizabeth, widow 1 6 Saffafras
Brown Francis, Brooke's court
Brown Ezra, fnoemaker 443 N Second
Brown F. copper plate printer 118 Chefnut 138 S,
Fourth
Brown Francis, taylor Walnut above Eighth
Brown Geo. tobacconifl: 8c innkeeper 73 High
Brown George, carpenter Spruce above Tentk
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T5ro\vii George, blackfmith 127 Callowhill
Brown Henry, blackfmith 452 SaiTafras
Brown Hanfe fea captain Fearis court
Brown Ifrael, merchant 156 N Front
Brown Ifaiah, laborer 3 3 Gafkill
Brown Jacob, watchman 6 St. Marys
Brown Jacob, iron (lore 161 £c 167 N Front
Brown Jacob, laborer next 46 Crown
Brown James, fliopkeeper 3 1 S Front
Brown », fea captain 3 Summers court
Brown James, Sc co. merchants 33 S Front
Brown James, laborer 2 85 St. Johns
Brown JefTe, oyfterman 126 Plumb
Brown John, maiiner back of 10 Lretitia court
Brown John, mailer rigger 8 Margaret
Brown John, coachman Hoffmans alley
Brown John, filver plater 1 Elbow lane
Brown John, blackfmith Beach
Brown John, E. gentleman 250 Lombard
Brown John, laborer 10 Mary's alley
Brown John, merchant 40 Pine
Brown John, grocer 20 Paffyunk road
Brown John, coach maker 19S Cedar
Brown John, fhoemaker 114 S Sixth
Browm Johiv, llioemaker 5 South alley
Brown John, fea captain 188 S Fourth
Brown John, mariner 4 Crab
Brown John, (hopkeeper 8 N Fifth
Brown John, laborer Smith's court
Brown John, gentleman 376 N Front
Brown John, carter 241 St. Johns
Browne J. C. fliipfmith 331 N Front k Beach
Brown Jofeph, blackfmith 250 S Front
Brown Lawrence, hat-fa6lory Webb's alley
Brown Leonard, taylor 33 Pine
Browne Liberty, jeweller Sec. 7© S Front
Brown Louifa, teacherefs 49 Green
BroWn Luner, rag-gatherer 147 Brown
Brown Matthew, gentleman 246 S Front
Brown Martha, boarding houfe next 166 Walnut
Brown Mary, widow 3 Crefibns alley
Brown Matthew, laborer 7 1 Queen
Brown Michael, mailer rigger Margaret
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Bro^TTl Mary, midwife 16 Cyprus alley
Brown Paul, taylor 1 1 N Front
Browne P. flnpfmith 141 N Front 115 Vine
BroAVD Peter, mariner Penn (K)
Browne Rachel, widow I2 Saffafras
Brown Robert, laborer Bradfords alley
Brown Richard, tobacconifl 129 S Water
Brown Samuel, blackfmith 171 Pine
Brown Randal, mariner 112 Chriftian
Brown Richard, fhoemaker i5 Fayette
Brown Sufannah, widow 235 High
Brown Samuel, laborer 193 Lombard
i?rown Sarah, innkeeper 211 Mulberry
Brown Sarah, widow 100 jMulberry
Brown Thomas, carpenter 1 14 Gollowhill
Brown Thomas, coachman i5i Spruce
Brown Thomas, laborer 2i Hurft
Brown Thomas, M. D. corner of Third cc German
Brown Thomas, grocer iG7 S Secord
Brown Thomas, grocer 206 S Second
^rown Thaddeus, accomptant i92 S Second
Browne \Vm. Sc Abia, fliip builders 1 Oak (N L)
Brown William Sc Son, bifcuit bakers i67 N Water
Brown William, (hip carpenter 2 3-i N Front
Brov/n William, fea captain 29 Catherine
Brown William, fnipbuilder 22 Budd
Brown William, mariner 1O5 Catherine
Brown William, laborer 136 Cherry
Brown \Villiam, mariner 12 Meade alley
Brown William, blackimith 21 S: 29 Green
Brown William, painter, Sec. Rofc alley
Brown William B. biftuit baker 1 1 Vine
Brown William, cabinetmaker 194 S Second
Blown William, hatter 293 Mulberry
Brown William, grocer com'^r of 4th and Plumb
Bruce David, printer Goddards alley
Brugniens -^ , wine merchant 7 Gray's alley
Brum Philip, fea captain St. George's above 9th.
iiruner John, laborer Lombard above 9th
Bruner AdiLm;, fkindreirer 353 N Second
Eruiit Cm iftii-n, tinman 3 Farmers alley
Bruiler Samuel, late fnipwright Fenn (.K)
B ruder James J muil muker Queen (^K).
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Brufter Henr^, maftnlaker Beach
Bryan Joel, innkeeper coiner of Vine St Fourtk
Bryan Guy, merchant 223 Mulberry-
BrVan Thomas, grocer 13 Keys alley-
Bryan Philip, filverfmith il& Plumb
Bryan Mrs. ^vidow 128 Saffafras
Bryan Griffin, tarernkeeper 38 Cable lanfe
Bryan John, carpenter 24 Oak (S)
Bryan Lawrence, grocer 20 N Seventh
Bryan JefTe, hatter 191 N Second
Bryan John, carpenter 28' Oak (S)
Bryant T Jefferfon, apothecary 449 N Second
Bryant Margaret, Huckfter 165 S Sixth
Bryant Tho. cabinet maker & grocer 136 NFfoh^
Bryant John, chymifl, &c. 254 S Second
Bryden William, carpenter 1 Reliefs alley
Buchannan A. flioemaker 23 S Front
Buchannan G. mariner 293 S Third
Buchannan Wm. taylor 200 S Second
Buck C. N. merchant 24 S Front
Buck Lewis,- laborer Shackemuxen
Buck W. coachman 185 S Seventh
Buck George, cedar cooper 88 N Second
jBuck William, laborer 155 Coa.tes
Buck Wm. {lablekeeper \^3 Pine
Buck Dean, laborer 4 5 Prime
Buck ingham John, fhoemaker High aboYe Twelfth
Buckious John, fea captain 14 Swanfon
iJuckifs Godfrey, hatter 29 CallowhiU
Buckley John, weaver 486 N Third
Buckley John, merchant 13 S Fi^ont
Buckley Adam, cedar cooper 25 8 St. John's
Buckley Ifaac, meal ftore 389 N Front
Buckley Wm. Sc A. M. merchants 87" S Third \4er
Front 146 Water
Budd Sc Bolton, hatters, 4 N. Front ftreet
Budd George, juftice of the peace 26-1 N Front
Budd Jofeph, hatter 4 N Front
Budd William, M.D. 137 Saffafras
Buddy Peter, innkeeper corner of Caro^Ahill Sc 3^
Bud\^ine James, carter 2 Oak
Buglas Mary, boarding houfe 12 Coombs alley
Bu|ac J. Lee, merchant 236 SFrcB^
S D
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BuTf^er James, porter 28 Moravian alley
Bull John, carter Charles
Bully A. Gentleman 174 Pine
Bumbah Martin, blackfmith corner of 3d &c Green
Eunckam Charles, 91 S 1 ifth
-Cunmc.n John, hog viclualler Laurence
Bunner E. boardini^houfe 125 S Third
Bunner Sarah 95 Pine
Bunting P. S. grocer 96 £c 113 SalTafras
Bunting Charles S. merchant 2 1 Branch
Bunting N. blacklmith 9 Geiman, 269 S Fifth
Bunting John, blackfmith 203 N Third
Bunting John, carpenter 172 S Sixth
Burchall Andrew, laborer Carpenter (S)
Burd Edward, prothonotor of the S. C. 88 S Fourth
Burd Shippen E. attorney at law 44 Chefnut
Burden Jof. windfor chair maker 99 S 3d 37 Pine
Burden Jofeph, wooicomber 7 I S Third
Burden George, cabinet maker 529 S Front
Burden Stephen, Grocer i84 S Third
Burden John, confectioner 160 N I'hird
Burgefs & (>o. fbopkeepers 23 S Third
Burgefs IVLary, milliner 224 S Third
Buririe \Vm- gentleman 146 S Fifth
13urk k Cummings, grocers. 92 S Wharves-
Burk Elizabeth, 12 Crab
Burk George, grain meafurer corner Queen & Front.
Burk John, B. watchman 10th above Sailafras
Burk Aaron, blackfm.ith Walnut above Seventh.
Burk James, laborer 30 Small
Burk Heniy, poiter 8 1 Caliowhill
Burke Edward, taylor 41 S Water
]->urke James, laborer 30 Small
Buike Sufan, boarding houfe 78 N Watei^-
Buike Thorxras, fupercargo 131 Mulberry
Burkart V. conaabie i46 N Filth
Buikar*. Samuel, tobacconifl 441 S Front
Bulked Jacob, fence raifer St. Tamany
Buiketi John, laborer Jones alley {C)
Bbirkhard A.infpeclor of cuitoms 71 S Wharve*.
Burk hart S. bur-mill ilone maker 144 N Waiet
Burkhart Robert, hair diefler 57 :^ Watex
Buvthart Henrj-j. porter 69 Lombardi,
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^virklos Jacob, hatter 32 Green
Burkioe Mary, feamllrels 16 Stamper's alley
lUirkloc Siunuel watchmaker 13 Shippen
Burman Samuel, Qioe maker 36 St» INIjiry's
Burman Richard, grocer 4 Cullowhill
Burn John, fhopk^epcr 169 S Second
Burn Samuel, Ihipwriglit 23 3 N Front
Burn Jofepn, florekeeper 244 N Front
Burns Nicholas, grocer corner of Sixth and Pine
Burns Martin, flone cutter Locuft above Ninth
Burns Mrs. widow 198 Cherry
Burns William, mariner 348 S Second
Burns Patrick, gentleman 86 S Front
Burns Anthony, labourer 4X0. N. Third
Burns Jam,e3, laborer 101 Catharine
Burns John, grocer Spruce above Eighth
Burns. VViiiiam, mariner 13 Cherry
Burns Catharine, fcuTailrels Spruce above Tenth
Burns Mary, boardmg houfe 92 N Water
Burns James, Ihoenvaker, VV^sbb's alley
Burr William, M. D. 24 S Fouj-th
BuiTLS Joim, cuttler 41 Plumb
Burris Ann, widov/ 143 NVVater
Eurrorgiies Edward, iea captain 175 N Fi-ont
Burrows JeiTe, ci.rpenter 65 N Seventh
Burrowes S. truiiic iaddle maker, 8cc. 52::>^ Secondi
Burro wes Ann. widow. 143 N Water
Burtnett D. grocer and feeditore, 373 Mulberry
Burton Vv'iiliam, china {lore 66 N Second
Burton. James, Hiuriner 3J2 S Secon-i
Burton James, merchant 50 N -S'-iOtjnd
Burton John, teacher T^nta above Cherry.
BuT^ir rvncrew, flioemaker 105 N Third.
Buih Lawrence,, labourer 174 Swanfon.
Bu(h Kenry, grocer 248 N Front
Buih, carpenter 18 Elizabeth
Buiher Mofes, fea captain. Shackemuxen^
Bufhill William, teacner 178 N Third
BuHier Barthow. ilarch faaory 35 3- C alio wliill.
Buffier Judith, widow Hudibn's lane
Bufti Paul, merchant 12th below High
BulUU Cyrus, baker 389 N Third.
Butcher Job, grocer 49 N Water
Eu-tcher Mary, widow 291 N Eigfetit
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Butland James, glafs maniifcvclurer 80 N Fourth-
Butler Daniel, fliallopman Frankibft road
Butler Abraham, baker 310 S Sixth
Butler Kachcl, widow 18 Ilurft
Butler Henry, coachman Ninth above Cherff
Butler Rachel, feamftrefs 222 S Sixth
Eutler INIary, fringe v/eaver 186 Spruce
Butler Jacob, laborer 244 Cedar
Bulier James, laborer 450 Safiafras
Butler John, plane maker 1 1 1 N Third ^ ^
Butler Pierce, mfMyhnnt Chefnut above Sevenths \.'^**
Butler Richard, laborer Frankfort road ^ - ^^^^
Butler Rachel, feamftrefs 222 S Sixth
Butler Michael, taylor 36 S Water
Butler Fleiler, widow Little Oak
Butler William, laborer 136 S Ninth
Butlin John, fringe weaver 2 Waggoners alley
Buzbv John, corn chandler 166 Cherry
Buzbj B. C. lumber merchant 18 N 8th 282 Higfe
Byer Adam, tinplate worker 16 Starr alley
Bverly Chriflopher, oak cooper 259 High
Byrne ^irthur grocer 541 Callowhill
Byire IVlatthew, mariner 61 Shippen
Byrne Willi-im, bookbinder 64 Dock
Byrne Redmond Sx Son, grocertj c>l S Water*
Byrne Patrick, bookfeller k flationer 72 Chefnut
Byrne John, hair drcffei* i37 S Second
Byrne JIdmond, tavernkeeper 16 S Wharves
By waters Wiliiamj Ihoemaker 17 Mary (S)
V>t AD WALIDER Widow, 248 High
Caillebaux William, baker 57 Lombard
Cain Alexander, comedian 155 S Fifth
Caerns Richard, laborer 20 Elizabeth
■ Cake Jofcph, carver Sc gilder 13 Grays alley
Cake Paul, bricklayer 46 PaCfyunk road
Calbieath Robert, carter 121 Queea
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Caldcrwood A. watchmaker 22 Strawberry
Caldwell James, laborer 145 Brown
Coldwell James, blackimith Coopers court
Caldwell , fea captain 8 Cherry
Caldwell John, fhoemaker 74 Lombard
Caldwell Hugh, carter Germantown road
Caldwell Noi)le, laborer 2 83 S Fourth
Caldwell Charles, M. D. 29 Pine
Caldwell James, mercliant 3 S Wharves 6 Laurel
Caldwell David, clerk of the D. k C.G. P. near 140
Chefnut
Caldwell tavlor, 225 Cedar
Caldwell Kabella, fpinner 427 S Front
Caldwell Noble, laborer Laurel (N. L.)
Caldwell Richard, coachman 170 Cherrr
CalhooD Daniel, fnipwright 121 Queen
Callaghan Michael, botler 68 Plumb
Callaghan C, grain nieafurer Wood above Fourth
Callaghan D. merchant 44 Lombard 169 S Water
Callan Patrick, accomptant 112 N Seventh
Callan William, grocer N. W. corner Plumb &4th
Calley Andrew, grocer 242 S Seventk
Calliu Lazarus, embroiderer 87 Callowhill
Callaway James, tavlor 267 Catherine
Calvert Nathaniel, fea captain 191 S Water
Calvert Thomas, innkeeper 34 N Front
Calvin Flora, peppermint maker St. Tammany
Cameron Elizabeth, huckP.er near 50 Branch
Cameron David, joiner 1 16 Cedar
Cameron James, innkeeper 69 N Third
Campbell Ann, widow ne?.r 9 Greffons alley
Campbell Alexander, flioemaker 83 Cedar
Campbell Ann, widow Hoffmans alley
Campbell C. v.atch maker 55 S Front 48 S Sixth
Campbell David, cabinetmaker 17 Hapkins court
Campbell widow grocer 141 Vine
Cam.pbell John, merchant 5 S Front
Cam.pbell James, foap boiler 394 SaflVfras
Campbell Hanfel, 5 7 Mcide alley
Campbell George, attorney at law 1 i9 N Front
Campbell Jacob, mariner 10 Shippen
Campbe'l James, grocer corner of 4th &: Lombard
Campbell James, mariner 10 Shippen
Campbell James, bricklayer 395 SaiTalras.
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Campbell Janies, taylor 29 S Water
Campbell Charles, bricklayer Walnut near Broad
Campbell Jacob, rigger St. Johns above Peggs ruti
Campbell John, taylor Laurel
Campbell John, accomptant 16 Union
Campbell John D. taylor 29 S water
Campbell Jofeph, innkeeper 89 Callov/hill
Campbell Joleph, bricklayer Juniper lane
Campbell IMargaret, feamP^refs 50 Cedar
Campbell v/iclovv, 64 Catherine
Campbell Patrick, fhoemaker Filbert above Tenth
Campbell Richard, fea captain Frankford road
Campbell Sarafe, Midov/ 197 Walnut
Campbell Sarah, feamilrcfs 25 Crab
Campbell William, taylor Spruce above Eighth
Campbell William, oak cooper 238 N Front
Campbell William, porter Centre alley
Campbell V/illiam, cabinet maker 140 S Fourth
Campbell William, fea captain I St. George
Campeon Francis, toy fbop 95 N Third
Campher E. mantiia maker 71 S 4th ("see Kempher)
Canby E. merchant SI Spruce 63 S Wharves
Canby Benjamin, brufh maker 154 N Third
Canby Thomas, jun. merchant 31 Union
Canby Thomas C. merchant 3il High
CannanJohn, carter 62 Plumb
Cannon Ann, ^vidow 4 Brewers alley
Cannon Mary, grocer i93 Vine
Cannon James, fhopkeeper 2 N Front
Cannon Jane, huckfcer 284 South Fourth
Capins David, grocer 117 Walnut
Capital Henry, dealer 13 Saffafras alley
Capp Jolin, gro:er24l Pligh
Copple Mary, nurfe Frankford road
Care John, faddle-tree maker 122 N Fifth
Care JefTe, faddle-tree maker 106 N Seventh
Care Peter, merchant 93 N Water
Care Philip, merchant 29 N Water
Carey Mathew, printer &c bookfeller 118 High^
Carey Ivicholas, mariner Charlotte
Carey Charles, (hoemaker 188 Lombard
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Carlefs John, fmith and farrier Pearion's court
Carlefs Samuel, cairpenter 173 Cherry
Carley Jofeph, carter 226 German
Carlifle A- ironmonj^er 102 N Front
Carlin John, grocer Frankibrd road
Carlin George J. teacher 207 Vine
Carlin Jonathan, bricklayer Noble near Front
Carlyle Alexander, gentleman 8 I S Fifth
Carlyfle William, foap boiler 11th below Locuft
Carlyle John, grocer 46 S Fifth
Carmack David, grocer 196 N Water
Carmalt Jonathan, fhopkeeper 99 High
Carmalt Thomas S. taylor 27 Brown
Garmalt Caleb, office of the Hand in Handiinfurancift
company 99 High
Carman Jacob, carpenter 132 S Fourth
Carman James, hatter 25 High
Cams Charles, coachman 2 1 4 Cedar
earns Daniel, labourer 9 Willings
Cams John, mariner 96 Chriftian
earner Chriilian, waiter 142 S Fourth
Carney Thomas, labourer Frankford road
Carney Philip, fail maker 55 Lombard
Carney John, mariner 79 Green
Carney William, ihallcpman 17 Parrams alley
Carpenter John, currier Taylors alley
Carpenter John, labourer Spruce above Eighth
Carpenter John, taylor 274 S Second 131 Water
Carpenter John, carpenter Shackemuxen
Carpenter John, innkeeper 8 2 N Front
Carpenter Jolm, bookbinder 118 Chefnut
Carpenter Samuel, painter &c. 205 S Second
Carpenter Samuel, carter 288 St. Johns
Carpenter Samuel, failmaker 22 Parrams alley-
Carpenter widow of Thomas, 99 S Fifth
Carpe'ntier L. merchant i25 SalTafras .
Carr Benjamin, profelTor of mufic St Editor of the •/
mufical journal next 159 Chefnut
Can* Edward, faw maker 158 SaiTafras
Carr widow of George, 67 Queen
Carr Ifaac, (hocmaker 5x1 N Third
Carr James, mariner 101 Chrifliaa
Carr James, cooper i49 Cherry
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tCarr John, laborer Penn (K)
Carr James, laborer 73 N Tenth
Carr John, fiorekeeper 1 1 N Fifth
Carr Birkley, JaboVer Carlifie alley
Carr Jacob, vi6>ualler 106 N 6th 15 O fhambles
Carr John, cabinet nnaker 84 Vine
Carr John, niufician 501 S Ihiid
CaiT John, {'aoemaker ofi S Front
Carr William, fliopkeeper 18 1 Cedar
Carr Jofeph, carter 124 S Sixth
Carr Rev. Mattnew, near 39 Crown
Carr JNIary, boart-lng houfe 30 Appletree alley
■Carr Robert, cutler, Sec. 59 Meade alley
Carr Robert, carter 257 Catherine
Carr Robert, fhoe dealer 24 High, 95 N Front
Carr Robert, printer. Sec. near 9 Church alley
Carr Thomas, breeclies maker 5 Plumb
Carr Elizabeth, near 23 Elfriths alley
Carr Sophia, nurfe near 6 Brewers alley
Carr William, engraver 87 S Second
Carragan Jacob, corpcntcr 204 Cherry
Carrell Edward, merchant 74 Spruce
can-ell John, nailor 118 S Eighth
Qarreil John, ironmonger 3 2 High
Carricur Sarah, viclualler York road
Carroll Patrick, bottler near 4i Plumb
Carroll Jcleph, accomptarit 68 George
Carfdorp Eliza, teacherels 2 66 S Front
Carfon Mrs. boarding houie Iz^ Mulberry
Carfon Daniel B. grocer i52 h, Thiid
Carfon Daniel, ftage driver near 61 Clierry
Carfon Elizabeth, feamllrcfs next 14 St. Mary's
Carfon Peter, blackfmith corner of W ulnut Sc 8th
Carfon Hugh, bricklayer 218 S Third
Carfon Henry, ropemaker oU7 N Third
Carfon James, teacher 127 Cedar, & 60 Galkill
Carfon Jemima, boarding houfe 39 North alley
Carfon Jonathan, taylor 61 Mulberry
Carfon John, fea captain 47 George
Carfon Joleph, laborer 285 N Ihad
Carfwell Samuel, merchant 52 \^hefnut
Caiitairs Thomas, carpenter 76 S Eighth
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Cart B. late market clerk 1 19 New
Cart P. fiftierman German tov/n Road
Cart Jacob, oak cooper 23 Shippen
Carter Ilabella, boarding hoiifc 39 Catherine
Carter Samuel, porter 155 N Sixth
Carter John, mariner 55 N Fifth
Carter John, 'Ihipwright 433 N Front
Carter Jofeph, painter 8c glazier corner 3d 8c Cerman
Carter Jafper painter 8cc. 1 13 Chefnut
Carter S. grocer k cooper 94 N Front & Mulberry
wharf
Carter William, carter 370 N Third
Carter William, mate 265 N Front
Carteret Daniel, cabinet maker 22 Shippen
Carteret Jofeph, cabinet maker 399 S Front
Carteret Daniel, chair maker 393 S F'ront
Carthwright George, tanner 132 N Fourth
Cartney Matthew, mariner Callov/hiU ft wharf
Cartney Daniel, laborer i2 Crab
Carty Jofiah S. hatter 17 S Front
Carver Jacob, watchmaker i3 N Front
Carver Mrs. milliner i3 N Front
Carver Jofeph, accomptant near i6 Strawberry
Carver Samuel, 98 Spruce
Carvin Thomas, laborer i09 S Fifth
Cafal J. ftable keeper 207 S Fourth i71 Cedar
Cafe John, b-oardinghoufe 39 S Water
Cafeman William, mariner Charlotte
Cafii 'i'homas, carpenter i95 S Second
Cafnor Enoch, fhoemaker Ninth r.bove Cherry
Caffedey Edward, porter 230 Catherine
Cancdey William, mall maker 453 S Front
Caliedey Nicholas, fhoemaker iS5 S front
Cafiedey John, grocer 3i Prime
Cafy Sarah, book folder 26 Prune
Cafiey Michael, ftioemaker 207 St. John's
Cafibn Samuel, grocer corner of Second £c SlHppel^
Caitledine William, coach maker Hydes courl
Caster Abraham, laborer Frankford road
Cafter Ifaac, near 6 i^rewers alley
Caitles James, llioe ilcrc 44 Hi:sh, 64 S Third
Ciatles R. ftore keeper 2i0 S Second
CaiUne Ambrole, paRry cook 28 Georg'j
E
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Catez John, perfumer 45 S Third
Caten Nancy, taylorefs 362 N Front
Gathers A. laborer 35 Becks alley
Gathers John, 1 lO Cherry
Gathers Eliza. boardin;.:^houfe next 7 Grays alley
Catnach Donald, fruiterer 115 Higk
Catherall Willis, taylor 27 N Sixth
Cathrall Iiaac, M. D. 23 Mulberry
Cathrall /benjamin, teacher 73 CheiTy
Cathrall Edward, fhipwright Coates court
Gaty Charles, mariner 38 German
Gaftman Ja.cob, fheemaker corner of Water Sc Saf-
fafras
Gaufmian Jofeph, gentleman i4 Cherry
Gaull Wm. baker 78 Cherry
Caull John, cart harnefs maker 41 Mary
Cave Thomas, ta.x collector i43 Lombard
Cave Elizabeth, grocer i26 Lombard
Cavender Charles, Rev. ii8 N Front
Cavenough Jeremiah, victualler 17 Fitzwalter
Cavey John, carter 146 N Eighth
Cazine Wm. fhipwright Sweeds alley
Cecil Charles, lock fmith S<c. near i©5 Walnut
Cecil widow of W. J. carter 62 S Sixth
Cerath John, grocer Deans alley
Cetti jSaranzino Sc Co. print k glais (lore 1 5 S zd
Cetti A. cc Co. print &: glafs ftore i9z High
Chamberlain iienjamin, ihoemaker o7 N Third
Chamberlain Henry, carpenter i02 N Ninth
ChamJberlaJn John, grocer 89 N Third
Chamberlain Richard, carpenter 35 Coates alley
Chambers Samuel, carpenter 193 N Eighth
Chambers Ann, mantua maker 15 Zane
Chambers George, taylor 8 Sc 36 N Water
Chambers John, innkeeper 16 N Third
Chambers Mary, widow baileys court
Champneys 8c Clay, merchants 132 High
Chancellor W^iiliam, Sc Co. merchants 105 High
Chancellor Grace, toardinghoufe 207 N Second
Chancellor W m. merchant 6 N Fourth
Chandler C. ihoemaker Merritts lane
Chandler James, innkeeper 59 N Second
;2han:'ler David, mariner Chriftian above 5th
chandler E. Gentleman 92 N Seventh
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Chapin Nathan, teacher 134 S Fifth
Chapman Wm. laborer 291 S Fourth
Chapman George R. ironmong-er 48 Chefnut
Chapman John, chair maker 140 S Eic^hth
Chapman Wm. inl\)eaor Nicholfons alley
Chapman Wm. gentleman, 227 N Third
Chcipple James, mariner 340 S Front
Chard George, laborer 143 N Water
Chardon Ant!iony, paper faaory 7i S Second
Charlton fienj. taylor 36 IN Third
Charlton Elizabetli v,'idov7 Stampers alley
Chatfield Elizabeth, v/idow 147 St. Johns
Chatton Byfha, taylor 159 St. Johns
Chafe Wm. mate' 6 9 S Front
Chaudron Simon, watch maker 12 S Third
Chauncey Charles, attorney at law 46 Wa^nnt
Cheavens W. oak cooper 39 1 N Front, 96 Water
ChtekMary, teacherefs 297 Callowhill
Cherry David, grocer i4z Spruce
Chefnut John, (lone cutter Locufl above lath
Cheilcr Samuel, carter 359 N Front
Cheilon Charles, laborer 11th above SafTaf^as
Cheralier Mary, widow 97 Callov/hill
Chevalier Peter, g.'ocer corner of v^in ^ Sc Fourth
Ch.w 3enjaminf-n. genti-^min iiO S Third
C ! . J w Je ffe r y , c a rte r 2 6 z S F i ft h
Cii.->v Joieph, carter 111 Swanfon
Chew James, mariner iii Cherrv
Chew Mary, feamicrefs Junip-r alley
Chiene M. 3c Co. dry goods llore i04 S Second
Cnierdel Paul, taylor 126 N Front
Child Samuel, cabinet maker 257 S Second
Child Jam-s, taylor St. Tammany
Chiids John, printer 8 Pear ft
Childs Thomas, f-i capUin 69 Ceda^
Cliilds Henry, ironmongttr 42i N Second
Chlung Jonn. fnipwright Shack-.muxen
Chomas J. M. tec..eher 5 North alley
Choon Wnn, grocer i86 N Wattr
CiriftJohn, mukm^n Palmer
Chriilberger John, laborer i Green
Chrikman [Tenry, ihoemaker ,z9 N Sixth
Chii.tman Jof.ph, m.inner 9 Z^mhrs court
Cnnftmas Newal, laborer Taper alle^
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Chriftmas Samuel, carpenter 189 S Sixtk
Chriflian Anthony, mariner Cox's alley
Chriflian Jacob, laborer Well ft
Chriftian Peter, bifcuit baker 1 27 N Front
Chriftian E. widow i29 N Front 126 Water
Chriilie H. grocer, 4 Sc 5 N Water
Chriftie J. W. fea captain in Noble near St. John*
GhriRie Enphimia, boardinghoufe 11 S Sixth
Chriftie Neal, grocer j92 S Sixth
Chriftie James, grocer Charlotte
Chridie David, M. D. 222 S Fourth
Chriftopher John, caulker 182 Lombard
Chriftcpher John, carter 252 S Sixth
Chrifty Robert, Ihoemaker 27 S Front
Chrifty Neal, grocer 248 S Fourth
Chriftler Jacob, fliopkeeper 7i Mulberry
Chryftal mifs, milliner next 3 S Third '-%
Chub Sarah, widow 256 N Front ,V ]
Chuixh John, M. D. 266 S Second
Church Samuel, 303 S Front ■
Church Sylvanus, fea captain 4i Green
Church John, trader 222 S Sixth
Churchill Ann, nurfe Elmfiies alley
Churchman JM. accomptant 4 Laurel
Chure Jacob, baker 81 Saffafras
Cider Godfrey, baker 92 N Third
Cifero widow, Jones alley (C)
Cift Charles, printer, 8cc. i04 N Second
Cithcai't & Clinton, boatbuilders Oak (N L.)
Cithcart Wm. boat builder 9 Artillery lane
Claedy Samuel, coachmaker Little Seventh
Clampfi'er Adam, afliftant ftieriff 21 Elfreths alley
Clapier Lewis, merchant 6 Lombard 216 S Front
Clare William, grocer 2.66 S Third
Claridgc Philip, grocer 1 2I N Fifth
Qdrk iJenjanjin, clock 8c watch maker 36 High
Clark Klizabeth, widovf Stampers alley
Clark Ephiaim, clock k watch maker 1 S Front
Clark Hugh, teacher 70 Paflyunk road
Clark Ifracl, porter 28 Moravian alley
Clarke Jofeph, porter Lilly alley^
Clark George, carter 247 S Fifth
Clark Daniel, accomptant S04 S Fourth
CI irk liu^h, carpenter, 50 Paflyunk road
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Clark Jacob, grocer 14 High 31 N Water
Clark James, grocer corner German Sc Third
Clark John, grocer 55 N Water
Clark John, accomptant 63 S Front
Clark John L. merchant 02 N Fifth
Clark Andrew, blackfmith 144 N Eighth
Clark Francis, millwright Deans alley-
Clark W. grocer corner Queen & F'rankfort Road
Clarke Henry, ladies' flioemaker 60 Walnut
Clarke Jofeph, teacher i2 N Fifth
Clarke John, ConPcable 93 S Fifth
Clarke John, fnoemaker 11 iJu tiers court
Clarke Jofeph, grocer 8 S Water 9i N Second
Clarke widow of Marfh 73 Union
Clarke Matthew, oy Herman 292 S Third
Clarke Mary, cook 5 Fitzwaltcr
Clarke William, mariner 3 16 N Front
Clarke Margaret, widow 22O Lombard
Clarke Samuel, merchant 227 S Front
Clarke Samuel, gentleman 38 N Fifth
Clarke Mrs. boardinghoufe Ghriftian above Fifth
Clarke William, portrait painter 75 Union
Clarke Widow, boardinghoafe i92 Mulberry
Clarkfon Jacob, grocer 88 Union 23 Bank
Clarkfon John, merchant Hodges vrharf
Ciawges John jun. accomptant i9 N Seventh
Clawges Daniel, painter &c. next 188 Vine
Claxton Mary> fbopkeeper 76 Crown
Claxton John, Ihipchandler i9 Mulberry
Clay Alexr^ ihoemaker corner of Cedar k 5th
Clay John, taylor 30 Fitzwalter
Clay Curtis fen. gentleman ii7 Vine
Clay Curtis jun. gentleman 77 N Fourth
Clay Alexander, gentkman 202 Cedar
Clay Sarah, widow feamllrefs 4 Oak (S)
Clay Jofeph, accomptant near 5 South alley
Claypoole Abraham, G.I.ittk Seventh
Claypoole David, C. gentleman ii3 Spiuce
Claypoole Jofeph, late city commiflioner 4 S Front
Claypoole John, upholfterer 72 3 Front
Claypoole Jofeph, jun. hatter 4 S Front
Claypoole Jofiah, iiioemaker 334 N Second
Clayton C. coach maker 112 Mulberry 83 N 8tK
2 F.
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Clayton Mary, "widow 268 Mulberry-
Clay ton Samuel, flioemaker 3i6 S Third
Clayton Stephen, boot & fhoemaker 22 S Fourth
Clayton Margaret, feamflrcfs 90 German
Clayton Thomas, hatter 126 S Front
Cleavenger Squire, taylor 84 N Front 6 Water
Cleaver Philip, cedar cooper 215 N Eighth
Cleaver Jeile, Lumber merchant 1 Hopkins Court
Cleland Charles, bookbinder 37 Walnut
Clemans Joel, carter 67 N Third
Clemans Valentine, fhoemaker Vine alley-
Clemens Edward, fruiterer 43, 255 High
Clemens Jofeph, perfumer i02 vS Second
Clemens Peter, laborer Matlocks court
Clement Jacob, grocer, 15 High, 3 South Water
Clement Jofeph, accomptant i30 Vine
Clement James, W. merchant 36 N Front
Clemens Hugh, mariner 11 Little Water
Clemfcn Thomas, dealer in Bolting clotlis 263
Pligh 52 Filbert
CliiTord Ann, widow 53 N Seventh
Clifford John, merchant 378 High
Clifford Thomas, M. D. i84 Mulberry
Clifford ThoBias Sc John, merchants 39 N Froot
Cliffords v/HAiiF opens next 29 N Wateb.
Ciiftoi> Francis Sc Ann Maria, 2 N Sixth
Clifton James, fea captain 45 Almond
Clifton John, merchant 74 &: 82. Swanfon^
Clifton Jehu, carpenter 3.06 N Eighth
Ciiftqji \Vill.iam, geiatleman 76 S-'-vanfon
ClifloH Ik Watkins, fail makers, 79- S Wharves,
Cline George, fhipwrlght 424 S Second
Cline George, f/ioemal-;cr 188 St. Johns
Cline George, feed (lore 492 N Third
Cline Gco.'ge, tanner 3i7 N Thirxl
Ciine Jacob, porter 24 Budd
Cline Jefeph, oak cooper 35 a N Front
Cline Henry, taylor 30 Farm.crs alley
Cline John, taylor 42,9 N Front
C ine Philip, baker next 31 Saffafras alley.
Ciine Peter, filherman 3 37 Green
Cling John, accomptant near lOCreffons alley
Cjinton William, boat builder Si Artillery lana
CUiJtoTx Qeorge, laborer XociUl above Seventh
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Clinton Mary, midwife Locuft above Seventh
Clinton Elizabeth, boardinghoiife 5 S Fourth
Cloaden yibrahain, brickmaker Locuft above TenXJi
Clop John, whitefmith 99 N Fourth 92 New
Clofe Mary, widow St. Tammany
Clofe Ann, widow a Farmers alley
Clothier Robert, fhipwright 375 N Front
Clothwoth John, bifcuit baker il Plumb ft
Cloud Jo. fmelter & refiner in the Mint, 39 N 7tk
Cloud John, fhipwright 236 Swanfon
Cloude Phebe, waftier Fourth above Coates
Cloude John, lliipwright 50 Queen
Clover ■, blackfmith i09 Cherry
Cloyden Jacob laborer Shackemuxen
Cluley John, wire worker Randolphs court
Clymer George, near 32 1 Gallowhill
Clymer George, gentleman il N Eighth.
Clymer Henry, laborer 286 Mulberry
Clymer Jacob, box maker i28 Goates
Clymer Mary, widow meal dealer 483 N Third
Coakely Aaron Smiths court
Coates A. Ihipfmith 355-N Front Sc Eeech
Coates Dai:iiel, cuirie.r 197 N Seconxl
Coates George, merchant 26 N Third.
Coat!es John, Shipwright 158 Swanfon.
Coates Catherine, nurfe 45 6 N-. Front
Coates John, R.. attorney a,t law Chefnut above Sth
Coates Iiaac, fhipwright ..^eech
Coates Jane, widow 368 N Third
Coates Jofiah, iruerchant 60 N Third
Goates 5s. Randolph, merchants- 6 N. Second
Coates Samuel, merchant 82 S Front
Coates Thomas, grocer corner of SalFafras & Thiri
Coates widow of William.^ 33zNFroni.
Coates William, "broker 32 Chefnut
Coats Warwick, fhipwright 7 t*rime
Cobern John,, rigger 22 Mulberry 95 S Wharves-
Cobern Mrs. huxterS?. N Seventli.
Cobb John, 10 Branners alley
Cochran John tobacconift 8 St. Mary's ft
Cocljran Mary, tavernkeeper 32 S Eighth
Cochran Robert, blackfmith Filbert above Tentk
Cochran Robert, carpcnt/L^r 275 S F.lfth.
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Cochran Robert, printer i08 Saffafras
Cochran Hug'h, Bookbinder 108 Saffafras
Cochran Hugh, porter I82 Pine
Cochrane Alexander, merchant 16 N Eighth
Cock widow oY ^V"m. fea captain 135 Plumb
Cockburn William J. gentleman Hudfons lane
Cody James, carpenter 2 Etris court
Coe Robert jun, ironmonger 22 N Fifth
Coe Robert Sc Son, merchants 375 High
CofTee G. F. fprig nail cutter Middle aller
Coglan John, bookbinder 157 N Sixth
Coffien Albert, fea captain IM'Culloughs court
Cohen E. merchant 5 3 N Front and 42 N Fifth-
Cohen Bell, fhopkeeper 17 S Third
Cohen Jacob, near I Cherry
Cohen Abraham, broker 1 1 S Fourth
Coit Richard, fhoemaker 7 Small
Cole James H. batter 4 6 High
Cole Anthony, laborer Vienna
Cole William, carpenter i84 SaiTafras
Cole William, carpenter near 155 SaffafraSi
Cole Jam.es, mariner S2.5 S Front
Cole Elias, carpenter Vine alley
Cole John, pilot 490 S Second
Coleman Nicholas, bifcuit baker 117 N Third
Coleman Adam., llioemaker back 293 Vine
Coleman Catherine, mantiia maker li9 N Third
Coleman Charity, huckfier i53 Cherry
Colem.an Lydia, wailier 264 SaiTafras
Coleman Margaret, widow 421 N Second
Coleman Jofeph, oak cooper Tun alley
Coleman Ifrael, nailor i7 3 St. Johns
Coleman Jonathan, ihoemaker S Juniper
Coleman V/illiam, hatter Hoffmans alley
Colcrick A. printer 32 Carters alley
Colman P. glue Sc parchment maker Peggs ft.
CoUe water Jamts, tobacconift Vine alley
Cclewater Philip, watchman Vine alley
Colhoun G. merchant 2 65 Chefnut
Colhoun G Sc H. merchants 37 N W^ater
CoUaday Charles, harnefs maker Sec. 67 New
Colleday Abraham., carpenter 136 Mulberry
C 57 )
Collayday Jacofe, carpenter 158 Cherrr
Collar M. fiflierman corner of Queen &c Cherry (K.}
Collard James, fViipwright 44 Green
Collard Jclin, bricklayer 35 5 N Second
Colktt Ann, gentlewoman 583 High
Colley Joha, mariner 438 S Front
Collier John, rig-pjer 12 Queen
Collier Richard, jun. ilioemaker25 N Ninth
Collier, widov.' taylorefs 15 Fitzwalter
Collin Rev. Nicholas 108 Swanfon
Collins Benj am in. painter Sec. St. George near 7tlx
Collins Cato, bnilhmaker corner of 6th k Cherry
Collins C. bifcuit baker 63 Mulberry
Collins Edward, taylor 150 S Fourth
Collins Mary, widow 28 5 St. Johns
Collins Sophia, wafher 5 Etris court
Collins Widow, huckfter 370 S Front
Collins Sarah, bifcuit baker 60 Chefnvi
Collins Timothy, grocer 75 S Fifth
Collins Zaccheus, gentleman 29 N Second
Colling James, fhoeniaker Vine alley
Colllngs Abraham, failmaker 32 Cable lane
CoUings R. failmaker 273 S 2d and 25 S Wbarrc^
ColIingfwGod A., filk dyer Brittons alley
Coliifon George, m.ariner 2.C-4 Cathei-*ine
Coliock Mary, fhopkeeper 5 7 Penn
Combs Sarah, fhopkeeper 19z Cedar
Comegys Cornelius, merchant 12 i Mulberry
Comfort John, br^fs founder 106 N Fifth
Comely Rachel, widow 20 Oak S
Comly Ezra, corder 2 Watkins court
Comly Amos, accomptant i43 N Water
Comly David, carpenter 359 N Third
Comly J ihipwright 25 Prime
Comly James, taylor 190 N Fifih
Commcry Matthew, bricklayer 137 Cherry
Commodore Flenry, hatter near 50 Callowhill
Commot George, ihipwright Queen (S.)
Conard John, porter 30 North alley
Conchy Jfi-mes, fhopkeeper 296 S Front
Conchy John, fhopkeeper 304 S Front
Condie Thcs. printing ink faclcry, Irifh track lange;
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Condon Wm. blackfmith Penn Beach near Maiden
:Coiidy J. W. counfellor at law 119 Chefimt
Conkle George, taylor 90 N Third
Conkle Henry, 267 N Front
Conkle Henry, taylor 26 Walnut
Conn M. carpenter Ninth above Cherry
Connell Wm. foapboiltr Little Oak
Connoway Patiick, mariner 190 S Sixth
Connaway Barney. SalTafras above Schuyl. Seventh
Conolly Bartholomew, mei chant 98 N Sixth
Connelly Francis, Ihoemaker Frankford road
Connelly Henry, cabinet maker 44 Spruce 162 S
Front
Connelly Michael, flioemaker41 Prime
Connelly Margaretta, gentlewoman 101 Cherry
Connelly John, auclloneor 78 S Front
Connelly J. blackfmith 282 S Third id George
Connelly Jofeph, painter .^xc. 438 S Front
Connelly Patrick, gentleman 186 S Fourth
Connelly Robert, print cutter Queen (K)
Conner John, cr.rrier 528 N Third
Conner Elizabeth, fhcpkeeper 327 N Third
Connor Bridget, tavernkeeper 284 S Front
Connor Ecimond, carpKiUtcr 5 5 Gaf»:ill
Connor Charlotte, e;rocer 176 Spruce
Connor widow of M. tavernkeeper 484 N Secontl"
Connor IMichael, llioemakcr Bcxt 5 2 New
Connor John, fhoemaker 75 George
Conorroe Thos. wharf builder 273 N Second
Conover .Tofeph, flioem;d^er 66 Chriflian
Conover Samuel, M. t;, 26 N Fifth
Conrad Denncs, bricklayer 81 Pine
Conrad John, porter 30 N alley
Conrad John, bhickfmith 1 1 Pewter platter alley
Conrad John, Sc Co. bookfcllers kc 30 Chefnut
Conrad John, woolcombcr 21 Saflafras alley
Conrad Solomon W. printer 20 Branch
Conrad Jofeph, bricklayer 392 S Second
Conrade Joiiah, bricklayer 400 S.Second
Conry Putrick laborer 135 Plumb
Conry Ctnici, gentleman 88 Swanfou
Confor John; bifcuit baker 49 Budd
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Conwell Gerardus,'boardinghoufe 379 S Second
Conyers Hunnuh, huckller 2O X^' rp?-oners alley
C^nytis John, Ihoemaker 40 S Third
CoDyingham D. iV]. laercii.uit >-■ b vront
Conyini^hiiin Guilavus, fea captain 81 Lombard
Cook Alexuntler, ib^ip boil;:tr 136 k i^,0 N , <ai':h
Cook A. letter carrier be china ilore 18 Hit^h 98 N zd
Cook iJaltvts, marintrS] Mc.i ic allsy
Cook Elizabeth, willow 460 N Second
Cook Ljizabeth, widow 161 N Third
Cook Georfje, tuylor 127 k 149 M liecond
Cook Hannah, niantua mdkcr 30 atampei's alley
Cook llei'iy, carpenter 79 \'ine
Cook Elizabetl-, 7 SaiTatVas alley
Cook John, grocery Sc ieeil Itoie 4o5 N Second
Cook John, copperfniith 1 96 N Second
Cook iViary, widow 19 Appletree alley
Cook Mary, widow 18 Cherry
Cook Mo,rgaret, fliopkceper 460 N Second
Cook i'eter, tavernkeeper 8 Oak
Cook Peter, laborer above 12 (^relTons alley
Cook Samuel, g\infmitn Germantown road
Cook Samuel, gunimith 493 N Third
Cook Suiannah, widow 78 S Third
Cook Thomas, biackfmith i9 Appletree alley
Cook , coacliniayi 3 Filbert
Cooke John, merchant 133 High Sc 202 Mulberry
Coombs David, coniiable 53 German fsee Combs J
Cooper i?enj. lumber merchant 1 1 Keys alley
Cooper i/. Sc J. jun. lumber merchants 195 N Water
Cooper Catherine, widow 345 Muluerry
Cooper Conrad, grocer 439 N Third (see CouberJ
Cooper Rev. Ezekiei, 1 18 N Fourth
Cooper Hugh, grocer 66 Mulberry
Cooper Francis, mariner 120 iirown
Cooper Wm. porter I IS S Second
Cooper Wm. niipvv^right Frankford road
Cooper Jacob, laborer 471 N Second
Cooper James, gentleman, i94 N Front
Cooper Thomas, taylor 6 St. Mary
Cooper John, baker i52 Saffafras
Cooper John, fhoemaker Noble above Front
Cooper James, lumber merchant Margaretta
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Cooper John, cai^enter i37 Pine
Cooper John, laborer Jones alley (C)
Cooper Jofeph, merchant 35 N Front
Cooper Michael, baker 2I8 Cedar
Cooper Mary, gentlewoman 9 Vine
Cooper Prince, mariner 23 N Sixth
Cooper Sarah widow of Samuel, 9 Vine
Cooper Thomas, maft maker 45 Chriftian
Cooper Thomas, carpenter Seitz court
Cooper Thomas, carpenter 62 Sallafras
Cooper Hugh, grocer 50 N Third 66 Mulberry
Cooper Wm. laborer, near 5 Pewterplatter alley
Cooper Wm. millwright 45 8 N Second
Cope John, tavernkeeper i2 Locufl
Cope John, tavernkeeper 427 N Second
Cope Thomas P. merchant, 191 Walnut
Cope Wm. carter, Sweeds alley
Copeland Caleb, carpenter 7 Webbs alley
Copeland Amelia, widow 5 24 S Front
Copper A. merchant 2.I N Second
Corbett widow of Archd. fea captain SO N Watei'
Cortttt Catherine, boardinghou'fe 81 Swanfon
Corbett Sennick i9i N Front
Crobett Enlow, mariner 5 9 Penn
Corban Daniel, laborer 190 N Second
Corbit Jofeph, carpenter 94 Lombard
Corby Thomas M.whitefmith i56 S Third
Cordeil widow, 28 1 S Third
Cordner John, Franklia court
Corfus Chriftian, baker i27 Callowhill
Coigae Thomas, blackfmilh 2 19 Swanfon
Cork Cieorge, 181 Shippen
Corkrin James, carpenter 2O7 S Fourth
Corlefs Mathias, grocer corner of Dock &: Third
Cormick David, niariner 3i7 S Second
Ccrnealy Wm.. accomptant 74 N Sixth
Cornehous William, fiftierman corner of Queen &
iiiiriop ft (K)
Cornelia James, carpenter 1I8 S Fourth
Corner Eliza, widow 147 Spruce
Corniin James, turner 7 3 Cedar
Corniili John, iiorckeeper corner Cedar Sc Second
Cornmau Adam, fugar refiner 202 N feeconcl
C 61 )
Corman Frederick, innkeeper 400 N Third
Cornyn Jas. boardlng-hoiile i8T S Front 186 Water
Corothers widow of G. Eleventh below Spi'uce
Cors Lydia, gentlewoman Walnut above Tenth
Corfe Peter, mariner 50 Artillery lane
Coffe Mrs. i29 N Fifth
Corfe Henry, mariner 50 Artillery lane
Cofgrove James, dealer 24 Small
Coffart David, cedar cooper 6 Locuft 167 Hii:^h
Coft Martin, fhoemaker near 39 Elfreths alley
Cotter Michael, fea captain 2 1 Cedar
Cotter Timothy, blackfmith 108 N Seventh
Cottringer Garrett, merchant i43 Pine
Coughler John, carter 136 Callowhili
Coulilon Nathan, innkeeper 271 Vine
Coulflon William, laborer 189 S Fourth
Coulter John, merchant 43 Union
Coulter John, laborer 391 Sairafras
Coulter Jof. G. merchant 44 Union, 157 S Water
Coulton W. Sc Co. taylors, N E corner Penn & Cedar
Coulton Margaret, near 97 Gafliili
Countryman John, watchman 120 German
Coupar, widow of Robert 23 Artillery lane
Couren Jam.es, mariner 148 Sailafras
Courfey John, fhoemaker 13th above Race
Courtney Hugh, mariner 107 Clu'iftian
Courtney John, oyller man 285 S Third
Courtney Mary, boardinghoufe 31 Spruce
Coufland John, plumber 2 5 Carters alley
CouDand 6c Bifliop, plumbers 49 S Wharves
Cottineau Dennis, merchant 157 Walnut
Cowdery Jonathan, M. D. 267 Arch
Cowgiil Jonathan, carpenter I2 Ciab
Cowperthv/aite Mark, iboemaker 14 1 Spruce
> Cowperthwaite J. juitice of the peace 204 N Front
Cowan Robert, bla.ckfmith 3 Gaikill
Cox Abraham, carpenter 261 Catherine
Cox Gideon, grocer 253 High
Cox David, laborer i L^etitia court
Cox Efek, taylor 158 N Second
Cox Jacob, Ihopkceper 226 High
Cox James, S. gentleman 429 High
Coxe Gable, carter 49 Broym ft
F
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Cox Catherine widow, 47 Mulberry flreet
Cox Elizabeth, teacherefs 15 N Fourth
• Cox John, carter 26 1 Catherine
Cox John, fea captain 37 Almond
Cox John, carpenter 142 S Fifth
Cox James, drawing; ni after corner Second Sc Dock
Cox J. yh Ihoemaker Tenth below Walnut
Cox Paul, fea captain 88 S Front
CoxMofes, gentleman 5 3 Union
Cox Samuel, ihoemaker 87 Cherry
Cox Maria, widow 130 S Fifth
Cox Sarah, v.idow 80 Spruce
Cox W. mantuamaker Margaretta
Coxe John, D. judge of the C. C. P. 76 Walnut
Coxe V/illiam, windfor chair maker 50 N Front
Coxe D. W. merchant 22 W^alnut90 S Fourth
Coxe Hefler, gentlewoman 80 Walnut
Coxe Hefter, gentlewoman 34 Almond
Coxe Tench, Supervifor of the U. S. for the Diftrict
of Pennfylvania 74 S Third
Coxe John, R. M. D. 5i N Third
Coxe Joieph, mariner 6 Hurft ft
Coyles James, innkeeper 15 S Fourth
Coylcs John, accomptant 9 S Fourth
Cozens Ifaiah, carter i6 Artillery lane
Craig Elizabeth, china ftorc 110 S Second
Craig Ar.dvQW, f^a captain 2,2 5 N Third
Craig P. mariner 191 S Seventh
Craig Mary, widow 57 N Front
Craige Jane, gentlewoman 185 S Third
Craig Jeremic.h, fningle drciVer 427 S Front
Craig John, merchant 16i S Second 12 Dock
Craig John, fadler 145 N Eighth
Craig James, teacher /Randolphs court
Craig Jofeph, barrow porter Biddies alley
Craig Seih h Co. fadlers 110 High
Craig Seth, fadler S:c. 2l7 High
Craig Thomas, tavernkeeper 3 Shippen
Craig Thomas, fea captain 405 S Second
Craig William, taylor zlO S Water
Craft Jacob, whitefmith Fourth above Brown
Craft Jacob, carpenter Mulberry (K)
Craft John, bookbinder Hotfmans alley
Crafts John, fugar boiler 399 N Third
C 63 )
Crager George, laborer 2 Wagners alley
Crammond William, merchant corner of Third Sc
and Cyprefs alley, and 8 1 South Sixth ft
Cramp Martin, fifhernian Queen (K)
('ranchal Berthena, fruiterer 157 Chefnut
Crane Roger, fea captain 4i Chriftian
Crane James, lumberyard i^eech
Crane Azariah, wrought Nailor I^aarel
Crane Roger, fea captain Union alley
Crane Thonias, bricklayer 62 N Ninth
Cranfton A. mercliant 6G S Front
Cranfton, Alexander Sc Smith, merchants 65 S Front
Crap Jofeph, taylor i7 Spruce
Crapper London, fnallopman ?59 Cedar
Crapper Daniel, laborer St. Marys above Seventh
Cra^vford Felix, cabinet make S54 S Second
Crawford Jacob, fnallopman back of 6 Shippen
Crawford James, cabinet maker i?4 S Second
Crawford John, baker 5 S Sixth
Crawford James, merchant i52 S Third 50 Union
Crawfords wharf opens at 99 N Water
Crawford Samuel, grocer 43 N Water
Crawford Thomas, painter Chriftian above Fourth
Crawford Sarah., boardinghoufe 28 S ^Vater
Crawford W^illiain, carpenter 87 S Fifth
Crawley Elizabeth, boardinghoufe 210 Spruce
Craycroft Jcfeph, Ilioemaker
Creamer George, carpenter I81 SalTafras
Creamer Chriftian, carder 204 St. Johns
Creamer Jacob, bla.ckffnith 175 S Fifth
Crean John, carpenter 55 S Second
Creland John, rope maker Carpenter (S)
Crefs George, conftable 328 N Second
Crefs Henry, innkeeper Chefnut hill
Crefs Mary, widow 164 N Fourth
Crefs Catherine, 5 Starr alley
Crefs John, infpecior of cuftoms 99 N Sixth
Crefs Peter, harnefs maker 2 37 High
Creffman Mavy, widow near 28 Kunckle
CrefTon Sarah, i5 N Fifth
Creffon John E. conveyancer 54 High
Crelfon Caleb, gentleman next 61 Cherry
Creffon Richard C. tanner k currier 483 N Front
Creffon k Vv'aln, merchants 165 High
Creffon James, merchant 22 N Sixth
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CreiTcn John H. merchant 2O Strawberry ft
CrelTon Benj. hatter 14 N Second, 18 Strawberry
Crtlln John, rigi^er iI5 Catherine
Crim George, blackfniilh i5l Spruce
Crim John, blacl^rniiih Xorth Alley
Crifcom Elizabeth, gerdnerefs Vienna ft
Cr.sf^elrl ifa?x. mariner I91 S Fourth
Crifpin Hettv Sc i?achel, fhopkecpers 9S High
Crift CafperJblackfmith Rof- alley
Criiline 1 homas* carpenter Vint alley
Criftine Valentine^ Llackfmilh Vine alley
Crirm^n Jacob, llioemaker 6 Brev'ers alley
Crifinan Samuel, carpenter 5 26 X Front
Cromiey Jacob, laborer o i N Seventh
Cromwell John, bricklayer Churche's court
Croner J\icith. nidow 6 Norris' alley ^^
CnOCKED HlLLF-T WHAEF AT 21 S WaTEK ^ ' "^
6VooUes S. fnoemaker corner of Chefnut 5c Tenth
Croft:v Jeme5 marriner, 116 German ftreet
Crofs'jchn, tobaccoinll 13 Chefnut, 9 Lxtitia court
Crcfs John, bleeder la Crab
Crcfs Daniel, rigcjer £0 Artillery lane
C'rcis George, fav.yer 274 Svvanfon
Crofs widow of Thomas, 89 Flumb
Cro^fman Henry, grocer i23 High
CroiTman James, grocer 39 1 S Second
Croto flenry, accomptjnt 32 Farmers alley
Croto Catherine, v/idow 8 Chancery lane
Crothers Anthony, gentleman 178 Cherry
Croufs Michael, laborer 460 Saifafras
Crcufs Michael, viaualler 14 z Vine
Croufillat L. merchant i3 N Water 8c CrouGlIats
wharf
Crousillats '^RAnF opEKs ?:k7T 13 X Water
Crowell Samuel, pilot 397 S Front
Crowell widow ol Lliiba, 45 Shippen
Crowley John, clock Sc watch raa^er 15 Spruce
Croxfoi'd William, ihoemaker 16 X Seventh
Crozier Robert, grocer 3 Piumb
Crukmank Jofeph, merchant Church alley
Crucklhank J. & James, bookfellers, &c_. 87 High
Ci us Elizabeth, Coxs alley
Crufon William, fhingle drelTor 127 Vine
Crumback Godfrey, ftioemakcr Drinkers court
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^ryder Ifaac, merchant 95 New
6'uben John, rigger 33 Catherine
CuUin John, taylor 5 S Water
Culin Eleanornurfe 105 N Third
Cullon George, painter 273 S Fifth
Gullon John, jun. taylor 14 Coombs alley
CuUings David, taylor 95 S Water
Cummens Charles, perfumer 25 S Fourth
Cummens John, gentleman 26 Spruce
Cummick John, laborer 295 S Third
Cummick James, fhoemaker leaSaffafras
Cummin William, copperfmith 191 N Second
Cumming William & Co. grocers 69 S Wharv6»
Gumming E. & Co. merchants 30 N Water
Cummings George, grocer 28 Plumb
Cummings Ifaac, (hipwright 117 Catherine
Cummings William, grocer 153 S Water
Cummins James, taylor 76 Chefnut
Cummins Michael, fhipwright 9 Mary
Cummins Thomas, taylor, 1 1 Carters alley
Cummins Wm. hatter i9 Crown
Cummins Paul, M. D. 22 Fitzwalter
Cummins Thomas, laborer 208 Saffafras
Cumfton Thomas, merchant 22 & 24 S Third
Cunningham Robert, weaver 83 N Sixth
Cunningham George, flioe maker 3 69 N Second
Cunitz John, bleeder i25 N Second
Currel Daniel, boardiiighoufe back il Walnut
Curren William, boardinghoufc Spruce above 6t|*
Curren Nathaniel, fhoemaker 161 N Third
Curren Wm. laborer near 12 Grays alley
Current, willow of James, 184 Lombard
Currtsy Robert, merchant 7 1 S Water
Currie Mary, fpinner 68 Spruce
Currie Walter, printer, Welchs court
Currie James, carpenter Juniper alley
Currie Mary, gentlewoman 145 Chefnut
Currie William, M. D. 180 S Second
Curry Samuel, flioemaker 143 Spruce
Curll William, boardinghoufe 108 N Water
Curtain Hannah, fliopkeeper 135 N Front
Curtis 8c Pitman, taylors 3 S Water
Curtis Jofiah, blackfmith corner of St. John's U-
Poplar lane 2 F
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Curtis EHflia, taylor 22 Coombs alley 3 S Wafei'
Curtis William, blackfmith ]29 Cherry
Curtis Afa, grocer 8c tavernkeeper 1 & 3 High
Curtis John, potter 405 S Front
Cufljing Caleb, fea captain 17 Becks alley
Cuflis Savern, laborer 95 Lombard
Cuthbert Anthony, niaft maker 4i Penn
Cuthbert Elizabeth, gentlewoman 397 N Front
Cuthbert S. maft maker 206 S Third & Little water
Cuthbert T. merchant 264 S Second 1 Little \rater
Cuthbert Kyle &; Caffedy, maft makers near 101
Swan feu '
D
AILY , labourer 37 Lombard
Dale Pfeter, labourer 60 PalTyunk road
Dale Richard, of the U. S. navy 271 Chefnut
Dallas A. J. attorney of the U. S. for the diftri^^
of Pennfylvania 276 High
Dallam Samuel, fadler 133 N Third
Dallas Wm. plafterer 385 S Second
Dailey Mary, fhopkeeper 1 1 1 High
Daily Joliu, fea captain 173 N Front
Dalrimplc George, 94 Chriftian
Dalton Hd\^'ard, grocer Little Oak
Dalzfcll Jane, fhoe-i\ore 242 S Second
Dalzell Francis, china merchant 122 High
Dalzell Wm. china ftore 244 S Second
Daniel Phineas, merchant 17 S Water
Daniel Aaron, fiiipwright Queen (K)
Daniel John, milk man 42 Zane
Daniel John, carter 67 N Tenth
Dankel Heniy, baker 86 N Front
Dannaker Chriftian, grocer 141 N Third
Dannaker John, vi6tuallcr near 27 1 N Eighth.
Danton James, mufician 15 Pine alley
pai^e Bennoni, innkeeper corner of Callowhill aai.
Wate?
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Dare Mary, "widow 28 Appletrce allejr
Darland Jacob, hariiefs maker next 15 S alley
Darley John, carpenter Walnut above Tenth
Darr George, huckfter 185 St. Johns
Darr Jacob, vi6lualler Laurence and 46 O. Shamble^
Darr Jacob, laborer Charlotte
Darrach James, hatter 95 High
Darrach Nicholas, fhoemaker 133 Coates
Dauce Simon, goldfmith 8cc. 33 N Third
Dautrechey A. geographer & engineer corner of
12th and Chclhut
Davelling J. laborer Market lane
Davenport Mary, widow 43 S Front
Davenport J. oak cooper 44 Union 42 S Water
Davenport Wm. mathematical inflrument niake^
43 S Front and 1 1 SaiTafras
Davenport John, hatter 38 N Front
Davenport Wm. taylor near 7 Pine alley
Davidfon Alexander, failmaker 34 St. Johns &
Steinmetz wharf
Davidfon James, profeifor 40 N Fourth
Davidfon John, baker 325 S Fourth
Davidfon Wm. fea captain i02 Vine
Davidfon Wm. livery (lable 7 N Seventh Sc 27 Fifth
Davidfott Wm. broker Sanfoni
Deavis Ifaac, carpenter Walnut above Eighth
Davies Arthur, carpenter llthbelow Locufl
Davies Abner, flioemakcr I Ith below Locufl
Davies John, fhoemaker Spruce above Eighth'
Davies Rice, cooper 1 1 Swanfon
Davies Eleanor, taylorefs 7 Waggoners alley
Davies Benjamin, bookfeller S7'Ghefnut
Davies Edv/ard, coach painter 319 Mulberry
Davies k Gra^nt, grcK:ers 378 S Front
Davies Garland, patent portable liquid muflard
maker 1&2 Pine
Davis Catherine, innkeeper 4 Bank
Davis David, taylor 115 N Second
Davis Adam, fca captain 346 S Second
Davis Andrew, of the U. S. Navy 3 N Eleventh
Davis Elijah, porter 462 N Front
Davis Eli, fhoemaker 1 1th below Locuft
Da.vis Francis, porter 121 Gerram
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Davis George, merchant 138 High 247 Mulberrjr'
Davis George, merchant 8c law ijookftore 319 Higfe
Davis Ifaac, flioem.aker 63 German -
Davis Ifrael, tavernkeeper Broad above Saffafras
Davis Jofeph, rigger near 7 Pine
Davis James, ironmonger 162 N Second
Davis Hannah, grocer 105 Cedar
Davis John, carpenter Mulberry court
Davis John, tobacconift 228 Hig
Davis John, fliipAV right i03 Sv»anfon
Davis John, tobacconifl 60 N Eighth
Davis Jofeph, fea captain 254 S Third
Davis Mrs. taylorefs Clover alley
Davis I. (lone mafon 188 Spruce
Davis Nathaniel, fnoemaker 61 Chriftiare
Davis Noah, bricklayer 2.99 N Third
Davis Robert, carter 89 PaiTyimk road
Davis Samfon, carpenter, 177 Cherry
Davis Wm. taylor 6 S Fifth
Davis Samuel, fea captain 274 S Front
Davis Wm. printer 125 Mulberry
Davis Thomas, fnipjpiner 4 62 N Front
Davis Thomas boot 8c (hoemaker i42 S Front
Davis Thos. woodfavt^yec Middle alley
Davis Thos B. llcut. in the Navy 111 Catherine
Davis Thos. v^^harf builder 33 Chriftian
Davis Wm. flioemaker 111 Catherine
Davis Wm. florekeeper 389 N Front
Davis Wm. taylor 25 N Third
Davis Wm. fhipchandler 55 Vine Sc corner of Saf-
fafras and Water
Deavis Ifaac, carpenter Walnut above Eighth
Davifon John, faddler Locuft above Ninth
Davifon Robert, innkeeper i5i Spruce
Davifcn James, carter a Callowhill
Davifon John, (hoemaker 1 1 St 13 Cedar
Davy Roberts Sc Co merchants 103 S front
Davy, merchant, 12 Lombard
Dawes Abija, merchant 1 1 1 S Front
Dawes Ann, widow 20 N Sixth
Dawes D. teachercfs 6 Norris alley
Dawes R. Sc A. merchants, 22 S whatTea-
Dawes Rumford, merchant 9 N Fourth.
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Dawfon Daniel, ironmonger 78 N Fourth
Dawfoii Elias, grocer 177 Mulberry
Dawfon James, mariner 8 German
Dawfon John, fea captain 32 Vine
Davvlbn G. B. merchant corner of Front and Pine
Dawfon Robert, Ihopkeeper lOl N Second
Dav>fon Thomas, mariner Well's alley
Dawfon Thomas, turner Chriftian above Third "
Dawfon Thomas, turner 7'-i Plumb
Dav.'fon John, carpenter Cherry above 1 1th,
Dawfon George, foap boiler near 125 Plumb
Dawfon Wm. brewer 79 Chefnut
Day Auguftu'S, carver i< gilder, S^c. 38 Chefnut
Day Andrew, gardner Palmer fl
Day Benj. fnipwright Penn (K)
Day Wm. merchant 34 N £ighth
Day Catherine, v/idow Mulberry (K)
Day Mary, (hopkeeper 154 Mulberry-
Day Catherine, widow 108 Chriltian
Day Francis, mariner 41 Lombard
Daymon Francis, teacher 96 Catherine
Deal John, porter 157 Coates
Deal Peter, H. carpenter Queen (K)
Deal Daniel, blackfmith Qiieen (K)
Deal Elias, baker 223 N Third
Deal Jacob, grocer Queen (K)
Deal John, viclualier 261 Callowhill
Deal Jacob, laborer 3o5 N Eighth
Deal Daywalk, gentleman, 397 N. Third
Deals John tavernkeeper, 202 South Fifth flreet
Z)eamer L. grocer, corner Almond and Swanfon
Dean Alexander, late tax colleclor, 103 Cedar
Dean Jofeph, laborer. Queen (K)
Dean Jane E. feamflrefs 392 Saflafras
Dean Flannah, widow 36 S Fourth
De Bartholt David, taylor 189 S Front 188 S water
D' Boyfer a^rancis, Frombergers court
De Bree John, accomptant 157 S tifth
De Bender Jofeph, boatbuilder 31 Chriftian
Debryil Peter, failmaker 53 S Fifth
Decamps B, China llore 31 S Second
Decare Charles, mariner Hudfons lane
Pe Canizaves M. innkeeper 62 Cedag:
( 70 )
De Charms Mrs. boartlinghoufe 127 High
Decker Mofes, hiborer 75 Green
De Coder Elizabeth, 3 Prune
De Coftcr Jofeph, fea captain 260 N Front
Decoin,^ , ^vine merchant 389 N Front
Deeg William, breeches maker & taylor 3 S Fifth
Deeter Melchor, plain maker 28 Elizabeth
Deets Jofeph, taylor Hotfmans alley
J)eets Frederick Gentleman 90 Chriflian
Deets John, bricklayer 203 N Third
Deeveney William, laborer li2 Lombard
Deeveney Charles, laborer 1 0th above Spruce
De Field Peter, fbcemaker 492 S Second
De Forefl Henry, cabinet maker 84 N Eighth
De Forefl Peter, hatter 48 N Eighth
De Lamare Peter, china {lore 81 N Second
De Kart Jacob, fea captain 134N Eighth
De Haven Mofes, accomptant Sterling alley
De Haven P. Sc FI. gentleman 207 Mulberry
De Haven E. comb maker- 13 Hopkins court
Deimling F. G. accomptant 3 N Fifth
Delaney Patrick, fadler 8 Locufl
Belamatre John, merchant 38 N Eighth
Delavau James, fruiterer 182 N Second
Delaveau Jofeph, upholfterer Smiths court
Delaveau Jofeph, cabinet-maker 38 Chriftian
Delaveau John, fnipwright 217 Swanfon
Delebos Peter, 52 Lombard
Delemas E. taylor 5 22 S Front
Delap Humphrey, blackfmith 2 Filbert
De Lyon Abigail, fpinfler 1 14 Vine
Demar L. grocer corner of Almond 8c Swanfon
Demfey Ann, feamfcrefs 5 Knights court
Demfey John, fhoe maker M'Gullcughs court
Demfey John, grocer i76 N Water
Dcncham James, carter 27 N Tenth
Denham Peter, printer 363 S Second
Denham P. widow, 108 S Eighth
Denchla Chriflian, H. merchant 68 N Third
De Nike Davis, fea captain 54 Paffyunk road
Denman Samuel, merchant 54 S Sixth
Denfon James, back of 26 Appletree alley
Denney Daniel, huxter SpafTord
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Denney John, grocer 486 Sc 488 N Second
Denny , mariner 70 N Sixth
Dennie Jofeph, 25 N Second
Denning Catherine, huckfter 270 S Second
Dennis Peter, waiter Smyths alley
Dennis John, flioemaker 102 N Fifth
Denzeller William, hair drefler 45 Chefnut
Defabay Louis, of & from Martinique, 139 Lombard
Derby {hire Thomas, teacher 59 S Third
Derbyfliire John, carpenter 106 S Eighth
Derrick Philip, printer 8 N Fifth
Dcrrickfon Milford, porter 235 Catherine
Derrickfon Jofeph, coachman next 66 Zane
Derry Hannah, widow 27 N Front
De Rufh Lewis, wine merchant 78 SalTalras
Defauque Lewis, confe6.ioner 63 S Second
Defcamps John, merchant 130 Fligh
Defcuret Lewis, Jeweller 112 S Second
Defilver Thomas, bookbinder 12 Creiions alley
Defdver Robert, bookbiader i3 Grays alley
Defmond Timothy, painter Sc Glazier 99 Spruce
De Ton Jane, grocer 7 Vernoa
Detrick John, trunkmakerSO Sc 111 N Second
Dettweiler John, fhoe maker 48 N Fourth
Devereaux John, fea captain 49 1 S Front
Devillirs J. A. merchant 14 Quarry
Dcvillirs John, gardner 258 Saiiafras
Devin Mark, laborer Queen (K)
Devin William, taylor 194 N Water
Devitt Hugh, bdker 24^% Cedar
Devling Bernard tavernkeeper, 97 South Fifth ft.
DevoU Catherine, boardiiis>,houfe 173 S Front
Dcwitt Peter, lumber merchant 395 N Front
Dewees L. blackfmith corner of Prime Sc Swanfoa
Dewees George W. hatter 38 N Third
Dewees William M. D. 205 Mulb-rry
Dewees W^illiam, attorney at law 127 Chefnut
Dewees Martha, boardinghoufe Goforth alley
Dialogues John, blackfmith North alley
Dibbrow Hugh, 225 Swanfon
Dice Henry, (iioemaker 425 N Second
Dick Daniel, merchant 49 S Front 8c 48 Water
Dick Frederick, taylor 104 Ciiriftian
( 72 )
Dick Peter, taylor 43& N Second
jDick Jacob, ftiipwright Shackemuxen
Dick Philip, grocer 2O7 High
Dick Philip, tayior 29 "S \Vater
Dickeifon Philamon, corner of Walnut Sc Eighth
Dickerfon Abraham, carter 206 Lombard
Dickerfon Mis. midwife, Coates near Front
Dickerfon JeiTe, E. milwright Ccates near Front
jDickerfon John, grocer coiner Lombard 8c Fifth
Dickerfon Mahlon, attorney at law 59 S Third
Dickes Peter, whitefmith Queen (K)
Dickes Frederick, cabinet maker Cherry (K)
Dickerfon John, porter 47 C'allowhill
Dickey Adam, fea captain 109 Coates
Dickins Mrs. widow, 113N Fifth
Dickinfon Jofeph, cornchandlar 256 N Front
Dickinfon Sc Mofs, oali coopers Peggs run
Dickinfon James, D. carpcLter 52 ^tw ft
Dickinfon Daniel, glover 32 S Second
Dickenfon Jeffe, carter Noble r.bove Front
Dickfey George, fea captain Erooks court
Dickfon Mary, feamftrefs Pine above Tenth
Diefienbach J. L. grocer corner St. Johns Sc Green
Diehl N. Sc Son, merchants 121 N Water
Diehl N. attorney at law, ^ notary public, Carpen-
ters buildings
Diehl John, merchant 15 Saffafras
Dietz Daniel, ihoemaker 280 S Third
Dietz Frederick, foap boiler 295 Vine
Dilcart John, innkeeper 34 4 N Second
Dill Hugh, fhoemaker 26 Gallis alley
Dill Jofeph H. fea captain 32 Catherine
Dillingham S. boardingh'Aife 7 S Water
Dilling John, mariner 2b George
Dilworth Sarah, hardware ftore I28 S Fron
Dilworth Widow, gentlewoman 90 S Third
Dilworth Thomas, mariner 94 Catherine
Dilworth James, ironmonger 41 N Second
Dilworth Widow of Nicholas, 17 S Fifth
Dinnin Pvobert, carpenter 188 S Sixth
Dilberry Thomas, oyftermaii Cyprefs alley
Dixey Thomas, pump maker Fitzwalter above 7tli
Dixey C. pump maker i41 N 4th Sc 140 Callowhill
Dixon Andrew, cabinet maker 77 Dock
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Z)ixon "William, laborer 448 SalTafras
2^ixon George, fea captain 16 Lombard
Dixon Henry, oak cooper 391 N Third
/)ixon John, muflard manufatlory j4 S Front
Z?ixon John, grocer corner Lombard and Third
jDixon James Hone cuter Deans alley
Dixon Patrick, laborer 5 Stampers alley
Doan ■») embroiderer 116 N Third
Dobbelaeer Henry, fhipwright Wefts court
Dobbin James, laborer 4 1 Becks alley
Dobbins Thos. taylor 21 S Front, 148 k 20 Water
Dobbins Jufllce, taylor next z3 i:llreths alley
Dobfon George, merchant 92 High
Dobfon Samuel, carpenter 44 N Front
Dobfon Thomas, bookfeller, Sec. 41 S Second
Dobfon John, flone mafon 367 JNiulberry
Bodd , M. D. 198 S Fourth
Dodds Martha, >viciow 282 S Front
Dodges A. laBorer 424 S Front
Dodge John, picture frame maker 10 Cherry &
Hoft'mans alley
Dodge Robert, carpenter 136 S Eighth
Docderman Jacob, oak cooper 40 Moravian alley
Doer William, fea captain 2, Prune
Doig John, flone cutter 34 Small
Doke Matthew, laborer ^'ine alley
Dolby Daniel, cooper 8c guager 35 Peun
Dolby Mary, china llore 338 S Second
Dolby Jofepii, fexton 2 1 Cherry
Doman John, carpenter 46 Shippen
Dominick Martha, waiher 18 Cyp-efs alley
Donaldfon Elizabeth, widow 60 George
Donaldfon Ifaac, hatter, 72 N Second
Donaldfon John, carpenter 2j5 Catherine
Donaldfon Jofeph, gentleman 3 N Sixth
Donaldfon Wm. T. lumber merchant 68 Swanfon
Donaberger G. fliopkeeper near 30 North alley
Donuth Jos. Sc Co. nierciiaiit^, 28 S Front
Donegan 'ihomas, flore keeper 412 N Second
Donlevy John, bottler 2S2 S Fourth
Donnel Nathaniel, boardlnghcufo 10 Pear-ft
Donnelly Neil, laborer i2i"Q.ieen
Donneiy , laborer 405 Saifafras
Donn^t Henry, tayior ii5 Sairafras
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Donnoliiie ThoF. fea captain 39 Pine
Donnoliue H. laborer North alley
Donoiigh Roger, mulician 117 Plumb
Doogan Joleph, boot ^ fiioemaker 31 S Third
Doogan Richard, cabinet maker 40 S Fifth 6c
Brewers alley
Doran IieS.er, huxter near 154 S Eighth
Doran Michael, fliopkeeper 53 S Second
Doran John, carpenter, 18 Plumb ftreet
Doran James, laborer, 224 South Fifth ftreet
Dorneck E. Ihopkeeper 48 N Third
Dorothy Jofeph, laborer 98 N Ninth
Dorfey Z;enedi6l, & Son, grocers, 3 Sc 5 S Third
.Dorfey I. D. Sc S. M. Fox, fugar refiners 1 3 Church
alley
Dorfey John, fugar refiner 317 High
Dorfey Jofeph, mariner 5 7 Small
Dorfey Joihua, goldfmith &c. Ii3 N Second
Dorfon James, bricklayer 538 N Third
Dorvil John, taylor lO i>udd
Dougherty James, mariner Market lane
Dougherty John, fcidler Sc grocer 4 Chefnut
Dougherty Charles, taylor i3 Swanfon
Dougherty Edward, Ihopkeeper i29 Plumb
Dougherty G. ironmonger 145 S Front Sc i44 Water
Dougherty liugh, laborer Locuft above Seventh
Dougherty Manus, laborer 21 1 St. Johns
Dougherty John, burr ftone cutter 168 Lombard
Dougherty John, laborer Biddies alley
Dougherty John, boardinghoufe 9 Elbow lane
Dougherty John, laborer Vine alley
Dougherty Richard, carpenter 194 Lombard
Dougherty Roger, taylor 16 Plumb
Dougherty Patrick, laborer 22 St. Marys
Dougherty Patrick, Ilex adore 58 Penn
Dougherty Patrick, milkman i94 Cherry
Dougherty Rachel, fliopkeeper, Market lane
Dougherty John, accomptant 56 N Second
Dougherty Wm. foap boiler near 321 Callowhill
Doughty Daniel, wharf builder 49 yfitiilery lane
Doughty J. lumber merchant 352 S Front, i47
Swanfon
Douglas Abraham, merchant 72, Union
Douglas Elizabeth, widow near 15 5 SaiTafras
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Douglurs Charles, ilcvadore, 12 Farmers alkr
Doughs Francis, mariner 5 6 Shippeu
Douglas John, (hoemaker lOth below High
Douglafs widow of Andrew, corner of 34. h Vine
Douglafs Francis, bricklayer 38 N Fifth
Doi'.glifs John, iliip-joiner Beach
Douglafs John, one <-.fthe iiki-rmen iiS Pine
Douglais John, typc-i'bunder Pine above 9th
DouQ^lafs J. yeoman PaiTvunk road belov/ ChriiTian
Douglafs Pvobert, hair dreffcr 5 1 Mulberry
i^ouglafs George, mariner 4-6 Cierman
Doug,lafs . grocer, corner of Third 8-: Gedar
Douglafs John, cabinet maker 186 S Second
Douglafs James, blacli'mith 2i JIary
Dcuglas St. grocer, corner Cedar cc Vernon
Dove John, mariner SYS 8 Front
Dove John, fea captain 48 Union
Dow Rebecca, Hiopkeeper 22 Chrlilian
Dovv' John, printer 1 15 N Second
Dow John, printer Groffs court
Dovv^d John, mariner i35 Cedar
Dowde Tho's. nairdreffer 386 S Front
Dowe George, boardinghcufe 14 Shippen
Dowell Allen, printer i04 Walnut
Dower Nicholas, livery ftable near 50 S Fourth
Dowenhimer John, 476 N Second
Dowers E. fail maker 11 Pear, 33 S Wharves
Dowers Wm. fea captain 278 8 Second
Dov.'ers J. fen. fail maker i53 S Second Sc 54 S
Wharves
Dowers John, jun. merchant i53 S Second
Downey Elizabeth, fea.mllrefs 547 S Front
Downing Jacob, Hour merchant "i 19 N Water & 3S
Fourth
Downing Tbo5. ilicemaker 306 S Front 7 Summers
court
Downi::gs t/karf cpf.xs at 119 A^ water
Downs Jacob, (hoemaker Rofe alley-
Downs Eaii ilioemaker 42 Goates '
Doyle D. mariner 179 S Front S: i78 Wa^er
Doyle David, teacher 26 Spruce
Doyle Bartholomew, 226 High
Doyle John, teacher of Navigation, 73 Walnut Si
(jorner of Qedar Sc Third
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Doyle John, tavernkeeper 95 S Water
Doyle John, tavernkeeper 9 N Front
Drake J. F. boardinghoufe near 98 N Eleventh
Drayper Jonathan, fhoemaker 129 Pine
Dreby John, porter 291 S Fifth
Dring Jane, widow 391 N Second
Drinker & Bartov/, merchants (51 N Front
Drinker Henry, cafhier of the B. N. A. 30 N Front
Drinker Heniy, jun. merchant 110 N Front
Drinker Jos. oak cooper 48 Mulberry 92 N Front
Drinker Jofeph. merchant 169 Walnut
Drifcoll Dennis, printer 280 Mulberry
Droz Humbert, clock 8c watch maker 28 Mulberry
Drury Lincoln, 95 Paffyunk road
jDurme Wm. fen. publifher of the Aurora i06 Highi
h cfTice Franklin court
Duane Win. jun. printer k bookfeller 106 Kit^h
Dubs Martin, Sc Co. p;rocers 247 Hi<^h
Dubs Michael, flour merchant Pearfons court
Dubs Martin, grocer near 33 N Seventh
Dubarry Sc Co. merchants 25 S Third
T)ubarry John, mercliant 25 S Third
Dv.berry Hannah, v.'idow 7i Gaikill
Dubineer Thor>. carpenter 1 ith belov/ Pine
Dubifon Vietcr, v/idow gentlewoman 62 Spruce
Dubois Abraham, fen. & jun. goldfmith 65 N Second
Dubofq Flenry; glafs filverer 166 S Sixth
Dache John, gerAltman 22 Catherine
Ducoir.b Vincent, perfumer 58 Walnut
Ducoing Sc Lacombe, merchants 128 N Front
Duel 1 hcmas, porter 8 Brown
Ducy Adam, Ihocmaker 20 Budd
DutVee Andrew, R^oemaker 269 S Second
DutBcld J. merchant il S Front 10 Water
DufField Michael, plaflerer Hudfcns lane
Duff.eld Samuel, M. D. 12 Chefnut
Dufiie Charles, laborer 61 German
Dufne Thos. laborer i7 5 St. Johns
Dufiie Philip, boardinghoufe 223 Swanfon
Dufiie Michael, printer Juniper lane
Dufief N. G. profelTor of French literature 6 S 4th
Duffins John, coachman Webbs alley
Duffy Pierce, laborer, 60 Shippen ftreet
Dugan Jofephj merchant 91 S Third
Dugdle Thos. woolen faclory 14a N Third
Du^ee Samuel, harnefs maker 32 Queen
Z)ukemineer Samuel, labourer Frankford road
Duiling John, taylor 17 Fitzwalter
Doling Paul, fmith and farrier near 82 Cherry
X)uling John, taylor 175 S Second
ZJurnas John F. merchant zO Vine
iJumoutet John, goldfmith 23 Kunckle
Z/umoutet J. B. jeweller 55 S Second
jDumphy James, fea capt. 163 X Front
Z)unaberger George, trunk maker 64 Saffafras
i)unant E. merchant 333 High
/)uncan widow of James, innkeeper ^76 S Second
J^uncan widow, corner of Hig;h and Juniper
/Juncan Wm. auclioneer i7i Mulberry 7 S Front
X)uncan Robert, grocer 54 Shippen
i)ungan Michael, cabinet maker Germantown road
jDungan James, book-binder 36 Moravian alley
Z)ungan Thomas, grocer 48 High
i^unkerly Luke, cabinet maker 355 N Third
Z^unkin Robert H. attorney at Liw 31 Walnut
Dunlap James, ;M. D. i©7 Mulberry
i^unlap Jctmes, gentleman, Irifh Track lane
DnVih-.p John, m.anner 18 Almond
-Dunlr.p ]Mary, feamftrefs 84 Plumb
-Dunlap Henry, accornptant near 5© Penn
Z^unlap John, genlleman corner of High Sc Twelfth
i)unlap Robert, woodfawyer 89 Cedar
-Dunlap Sarah, boarding houfe 28 Swanfon
i^uniitvea, J. boarding boufe Sc ihoemaker 75 Plumb
Dunlevy Robert, fea capt. Losleys court
Duley Jofeph, ilioemaker 192 ^lulberry
Dunn Edward, grocer i50 S Ninth
Dunn Jofeph, grazier Filbert above lOth
Dann Edward, blackfraith 16 1 N Sixth
Dunn L\ beef-ftake and oyiler houfe 6 Lstitia court
Donn Thomas, fancy fiikand ribbon ftore 64 N 2d
Z)unn John, ftonecutter. Lees court
Duun John, fhotmaker 65 Chriilian
Dunn Samuel, plaifteier 21 1 S Third
Dunning Ap.n, taylorefs 99 German
Dunning Dtnnis, carpenter 273 S Froat
Dunton Jacob, fail maker 65 New
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Duiiton William, fea captain 54 Brown
i)unv;ick Wm. taylor 8 Plumb
ZJiin woody, v.idovr of John, innkeeper 285 High
Bunwoody John, carter St. George above Tenth
Duplefiis Le ^arbier, conveyancer 131 S Second
Diiplane, -widow 7 Union
Du_ Ponceau Peter S. counfellor at law, ofnce in
Sixth, N. E. corner of Chefnut, dwelling
195 Chefnut fire et
JDupree Peter, profelTor of mufic 1 Knights court
X^upree Mrs. gentlewoman 7i New
Cupuy Daniel, jun. goldfmith Sec. 4 South Second
Dupuy John, watch muker 1 14 Saflafras
Durang Jacob, furgeon barber corner of 6th Sc Cedar
Durang Jacob, umbrella maker 158 S Second
Durang John, comedian 216 Cedar
Z^urant Eleanor, taylor 16 Oak
Durfor G. grocer 262 Mulberry
Durmer Thomas, vi6\ualk>r 5l4 N Front
Durnell Thomas, conflablc 180 S Fourth
Durney Michael, baker 303 S Second
Durney Jonas, labourer Water above Callowhill
Dufar F. merchant 61 S Third 187 Walnut
Duftan Michael, fadler 306 N Second
Dutch Henry, tabacconill Hanover
Dutilh E. merchant 164 S Second
Duval k Blanc, fiiopkecpers 225 N Second
Duval James S. merchant 80 N Second
Duval Francis, toyman 95 N Third
Duvivier Lewis, ^I. D. 315 N Front
Duwar, Mrs. 176 S Sixth
Dyer Walter, accomptant 64 Plumb
Dyke John, haivdrelTer 137 Chefnut
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ACKES ROBERT, brafs foirader 98 Cedap
Eagers Jacob, taylor il North alley
Eakin DaTid; bricklayer Chriftian above Fiftk.
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Eanefworth k Joily, cvitlers 5 I Chefnut
Earingftchter Jacob, turner 57 Filbert
Earhart Michael, porter 223 S Eighth
Earl Abraham, tavern keeper 319 N Fron*
Earl David, tavernkeeper 333 N P'ront
Earle Samuel, accomptant 30 Union
Earl Benjamin, fea captain 263 N Front
Earle John, wine merchant 2 i Uniou
Earley John, porter 192 S Eighth
Earned Jacob, taylor 17 S Fourth
Earnelt Jacob, fruiterer i8 High
Eaftburn Jofeph, cabinet maker 86 Vine
Eatlburn widow of Thos. 50 Queen
Eaftburn 8c Lefley, cabinetmakers 101 Mulberry
Eafter John, mate 265 N Front
Eaton John, giocer corner 13th and Locufl
Eaton \Vm. bifcuit baker 424 N Front
Eaton Samuel, labourer 94 N Ninth
£bberth Conrad, gentleman i86 N Fifth
Jiberth Catherine, widow 148 Vine
Eberle Charles, furgeons inllrument maker 14 X 5ta
Eberle George, baker 315 S Third
Eberle Frederick, baker iiz Shippen
Eberle Henry, v.'hitefmith 325 N Third 3c Rofe alley
Ebling John, tavern keeper above 5 II N- Second
Ebfworth Daniel, vendue cryer Chefnut near 7th
Ecclefs Sc St. Jobs, grocers corner of Shippen 8c 4th
Ecclefs James, grocer corner of Fifth Ic Cedar
Ecclefs A. tobacconilt Kuncle
£ckard J. F. merchant Rofs' Wharf h 7 S Fouvih
Eckendorif Martin, hair drelTer 270 S Second
Eckfeldt Adam, mintner Juniper above Race
Eckfeldt Jacob, fmith Sc innkeeper 3o N Fifth
Eckfeldt & Weaver, fmiths 46 N Fifth
Eckford Elizabeth, fhopkeeper 92 Cedar
Eckflein Frederick, merchant 21 1 Hi^-h
Eckilein Jacob, taylor i9 Nev/
Eddie James, cabinet maker 494 N Second
Eddy Mrs. nurfe 314 N Front
Eddy George, broker iii Spruce
Eddey Charles, broker 167 S Second
Edinton Ann, widow Pearfons court
Edington Elizabeth, ihopkeepar 77 S Third
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Middleman Ifaac, carpenter 160 Saffafras
Edenborn Jacob, currier 1 lO Saifafras
Edenbourg Peter, labourer aaS Catherine
Edgar \Vm. blackball maker Callowhill above th^
Ridge
Edgar Widow, boarding boufe 15 N Fifth
Edfall Selby lumber merchant 3i7 N Front
Edwards Francis, fea captain i3 Saffafras
Edwards Frances, widow 329 N Fifth
Edwards Richard, labourer near 33 Noble
Edwards GrifiUh, grocer 72 High 2i Church alley
Edwards James, fea captain 179 N Front 170 Water
Edwards Jofhua, merchant 81 W^alnut
Edwards Jonathan, tavernkeeper i48 Coatcs
Edward Jofeph, brafs founder 45 Pine
Edward P. wafhernear 39 Artillery lane
Edwards John, blackfmith 8 Small
Edwards John, flour 5c feed (lore St. Tammanf
Edward John, fea captain 14 Parrams alley
Edwards Edward, gentleman 194 N Fifth
Edwards Robert, accomptant next 68 Green
Edward Robert, cabinet maker, 31 German
Edvv'ard William, cabinet maker 23 Catherine
Edwards Philip, ftate prifon keeper corner Walnut
Edward William, labourer 343 Callowhill '
Edwards Thomas, mariner 1 1 Pine alley
Egan Charles, printer St. George above Tv,'elftk
Egan William, taylor 28 N Water
Egan Thomas, fhoemaker 15 S Sixth
Egan Charlotte, taylorefs Frankford road
Egart Margaret, gentlewoman 45 Spruce
Egafler John, carter 330 N Front
Ee:got George, mariner near i4 Margaret
Eglee Samuel, Coombs alley
Eglee Sx blukie, cabinet makers 72 S Fourth
Egleflone Jofeph, whitefmith 93 N Front
Ehler Frederick, baker 390 S Second
Ehrenzeller George, accomptant near 61 Cherry
Ehrlnghaus &c Co. merchants 158 High
Eichgelberner Peter, baker Grays alley
Eineiick George, baker 140 N Front
Eifenbrey Peter, grocer corner Saffafras 8c Seventh
Eifenbrey Catherine, innkeq^er liON Fifth
Eifenhut Andrew, coppcrfmith 203 N Second
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^Iberfon John, grocer 5 Mulberry
Elbert Richard, harnels maker 97 N Eighth
iilder Thomas, M. D. 79 N Water
£lder, widow, i98 S i^ront
Eldredgc Samuel, merchant 129 High
-Eldredge Phineas, fea captain Carpenter (S)
Elfrey Jacob, cedar cooper, Pearlbns court
Elfreths Rachel, widow, i6 Elfreths alley
Elkinton A. Taylor, 72 N. \yater, 27 Mulberry
Ella John, laborer, Germantown road
EUerfon widow of Andrew, grocer, 5 1 Coats
Ellett Gharlea, merchant, 37 N Fourth
i^llctt John and Charles, ironmongers, i93 High
filing Wm. Rev. Pallor of Trinity church corner
Spruce and Sixth
Ellick Phillip, taylor, 73 S Fifth
jElliott Thomas, carter. Garden ft.
£lliott John, caulker, Beech
Elliott William, innkeeper, 18 N. Fourth
jElliott Samuel, currier and leather cutter, 5z Z)ock>
74 Union
Elliott Ifabella, huckfter, 286 St. Johns
£liiott Charles, laborer, Carlyfles alley
£lliott Wm. blackfmith, 107'Walnut; 82 S Fourth
jEUiott George, baker, 26 George
£lliott William, mariner, X)rinkers court
Elliott J. looking glafs 8c medical ilore, 60 3 Front
Ellis -David, merchant, 441 N Front
Ellis George, taylor, back 142 Spruce
Ellis Charles, pump maker, Merrits lane
Ellis Judiih, feamftrefs, 393 N. Front
£His John, teacher 36 St. Johns
Ellis John, grocer, 2 Callowhill
Ellis Thomas, brais founder, near 39 Plumb
Ellis James, brafs founder, 252 S Front
Ellis Rowland, merchant, 53 N Third
Ellis . , cabinet maker, 267 SaiTafrafs
Ellifon Robert, late carpenter,^ 56 Lombard
EHifon Rowland 39 Cherry
F^llifon \V'iiliam, accomptant, 113 S Fifth
Ellifon James, laborer, 571 S Front
Ellifon Robert, coach painter 5 5 Gafkill
Ellfton Thomas, Ihipw right, Mullierry (K.)
Elmfiie Alexaikder, merchant, 35 Chefaut^
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ElfmorJohn, carter, 115 Coats
Elton Jofeph, tayior, 84 N Fourth
I'^Iverfon S: Shufter, oak coopers, i lO N Water
Ely Hugh Sc Jofcjph, flour merchants 5 1 N Water
£ly Hugh, merchant 42 Cable lane
iily John, bifcuit baker 70 Budd
^merick 8c Painter, grocers 2 71 High
Emery Lewis, merchant 109 N Second
£mery Z/avid, gardncr Hanover
Emery Baltus, baker 254 High
£mrey Jacob, meal dealer 48 i N Third
£mery John, clerk of St. Thomas church 9 N 8th
JSmery John, carter i59 St. Johns
jEmery Samuel, fhip broker, office Carpenters buiidr
ings and dwelling Ead Banks of the Schuylkill
near Cedar
Emery William, .Ij:.bcrer 2C3 St. Johns
Ernes Ann, midwife 207 SalTafras
Emlen G. merchant corner of 4th Sc Willings alley
Emlen C. hardware ftore j35 High, 305 Mulberi7
Emlen Mary, widow 305 Mulberry
Emlen Ann, widow i79 Chefnut
Emmert Plenry, carter Taper alley
Emmert John, tobacconift. 374 N Second
Endrefs Z. botler 84 N Front £c Farmers alley
Endries Michael, tayior 447 N Second
Endries Jacob, carter 447 N Second
Enefer lilary, milliner 26 N Sixth
Enefer James, mariner 26 N Sixth
Encu Sc Collins, bakers 5 2 Swanfon
Eneu James, baker 38 Pafiyunk road
Engard Adam, carter 180 St. Johns
Engard Henry, tavernkeeper 4i8 N Second
Englebert L. tayior 45 S Front 44 Water
Englefret C. blackfmith corner of Plumb £c Third
Engle Jas. hardware Here, corner Shippen Sc Second
Engle Francis, ironmonger 73 SalTafras
Engles Silas, City furveyor &c meafurer 72. S Fifth
Engles John, chair maker 251 N Second
Englilli Jofeph, gentleman 3i Brovfn
Ennis Ann, boarding-houfe 22 Cedar
Enox Ifaac, mariRer 2O8 High
Enfworth John, flevadore 64 Catherine
Enters Lewis, tavernkeeper 323 N Third
Epplc Andrcv/-, gentleman 66 N Third
Erclmann C. iworn interpreter 12 INIoravian alley
Erick Micliael, 208 St. Jolms
Errickfon Chriftian. lea captain 47 Lombard
Erringer John, brewer Webbs alley
Er ringer Frederick, fhoemaktr 5 7 Mulberry
Ervine Richard, comb maker 1 1th below St Georges
Ervin Samuel, carpenter 16 Cherry
Erwen i^ebecca, g-entle woman 38 SaiTafras
Erwen widow of Robert, carpenter 7 Cherry-
Erwen Samuel, oak cooper 15 Parrams alley
Erwin John, flour merchant 103 Goaies
ErwiQ Catherine, teacherefs Paltons court
Erwin John, innkeeper 193 S Fourth
Erwin Henry, porter 32 Crown
Erwins Robert, livery liable. Sec. I S Seventh
Elhart Robert, tobacconift Glob' mills
Efher Jacob, taylor 13 Wagners alley
Eiherrick George, baker 9 N Fifth
Eiier Peter laborer 286 St. Johns
Efler^-^dam, gentleman i89 N Second
Efline Nicholas, brickmaker 8 S Fifth
Ellin g Mary, widow Juniper alley
Efpey William, carter 46 Filbert
Effex Richard, llioemaker 320 S Sixth
Eftell Daniel, taylor 24 N Water & Combs alley
Eftill Britton, teacher Watkins court
Etris Chrilliana, widow 123 N Filth
Etris John, hatter near 2 Etris co\irt
Etris Wm.. currier 397 N Third
Etris James, blackfmith next i2 Crab
Etris Samuel, cabinet maker i32 N Fifth
Etter George, coachmaker 25 N Sixth
Ettwein ;Mrs. widow innkeeper i3 1 Callowhill
Ettinger ivlartin, blackfmith i3l Green
-Euilace W^illiam, hair dre iTer Prune
Zuland L. Ihipwright £00 S Second
jEuIand James, fhipv.right Frankford road
£vans Abel, lumber merchant, 24 k corner Callo\r-
hill Sc Third
JE\a.ns Cadwallader, merchant GO N Eighth
£vans David, lumber merchant 18O Vine 60 N 8tb
jEvans David fen. carpenter 83 Union
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^vans David, jun, carpenter 87 Union
£vans David, mate 20 Queen
£vans David, cabinet maker ii5 & 215 Mulberry
£vans £dward, corner Third k Germantown road
Jivans £lizabeth, fliopkeeper 24 S Second
£vans Griffith, lO N Eighth
£vans Gregory, accomptant 249 N Second
£vens Ifaiah, laborer 150 Lombard
£vans Ifaiah, plaifterer lOi N Sixth
iivans JoliB, merchant 58 S Second
£vans John, carpenter i45 N Sixth
£vans John C fen. carpenter Spruce above Seventh
£van3 John C. jun. carpenter Spruce above 7th
£vens John B. merchant 63 Pine
^vans John B. taylor i2i S Second
£vans Jonathan, lumber merchrnt lOx Union
£vans Peter, blackimith 2z Chriftian
wEvans Margaret, boardinghoufe 13 Branch
iivans k Maxfield; lumber merchants 2i5 N Third
£vans Oliver, merchant near 306 High Sc47 Filbert
Evans Peter, tavernkeeper 138 S Front
Evans Reefe, carpciiter Clover alley
Evans Robert jun. hatter 96 High Sc 92 N Fifth
Evans Robert, fen. lumber merchant 94 8c 198 Nsth
Evans Wm. carpenter 27 Piumb
iiivans John, confectioner iz9 S Third
Evans Jacob, carter 218 Lombard
Evans Robert, mar;ner Bradfords alley
Evans Samuel, fea captain 81 S Fifth
iivarhart John, yeoman 498 S Front
Zvarhart Malon, M. D. 44 Meade alley
iuerhart /inthony, laborer Wells court
i'ivcrhart Abraham, carpenter
Everhart Thomas, brewer 40 Gafkill
Evcrhart Widow, 65 N Tenth
iivenger Peter, Ihoemaker 5 XIV Chimnies
Evcriing Jacoli, 31 Crabb
Everly Adam; hair drcfier 25 Chefnut
Everly John, battel 26 N Fourth
Everly John, rigger 4i Coates
Evitt Wm. mariner 41 Cnblc Jane
Ewll Mary, thopkeeper 219 S Second
Ewlings Martitt^ taylor Brittons court
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Ewing Mary, widow 88 N Ninth
Ewing John, attorney at law 85 Mulberry
£wing Samuel, attorney at law 19 N Fifth
Ewing Thomas, merchant i9 Chefnut
Ev/ing Will, attoru-y at law Izl Cedar
Exeter, widow of John, 88 Gafliill
Exter John, jun. accomptant 92 Vine
Eyre Nathan, taylor corner of Water & Highi
Eyers Manuel, fen. fhipwright Beech
Eyers Manl. jun. merchant 19 S Wharves & iJeech
Eyre Samuel, B. 5 Gallowhill
Eyers Jehu, Ihipwright Beech "] .
Eyres Lydia,. gentlewoman Beech j J^
Eyers George, ihip builder Beech J> tst.
Eyers York, carpenter 109 S Second 1 -:
Eyres John, taylor i24 jBrown J ^
Eyers Samuel B. grocer 5 Gallov/hill
F
ABLE GEORGE, taylor i52 N Fourth
Facundus Jacob, conftable Walnut above Sevcntn
Facundus Z?arbary, widow 148 Safiafras
Fagan Catherine, widow Hydes court
Fagundus Elizabeth, fliopkeeper i4-i N Sixth
Fagundus George, innkeeper 458 N Second
Fairbain John, accomptant 36 S Second
Fairey Elizabeth, (hopkeeper 43 t N Third
Falconer Nathaniel, m ail; e reward en 29 Safiai^ras C ^
Falconer William, gentleman 5 Cherry <( ^^j
Falconer James, plaiilerer Locuil above Eighth l^ s
Falker George, fhoemakerSTN Sixth
Fannen Anthony, late painter Sec 244 S Seventh
Fanflor John, carpenter 385 SaffaCrc-s
Farandy F. boardinghoufe 69 S From
Fardon George h David, bricklayers 29 Pine alley
Farley James, taylor 275 S Fifth
Farly Elizabeth, widow 78 St. Johns
Farmer Lawrence, bottler 12 Strawberry
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Farmer Lewis, innkeeper i40 High
Farmer James, carpenter 28 S Third
Farnell Sc Pierie, curriers Dock near Second
Farner Michael, tobacconifl James fl
Farnham Frederick, merchant 30 S Water
Farr John, mariner 5 Galkiil
Farr William, grocer 4 1 Cedar
Farran Philip, laborer Locuft above Eleventh
Farran Margaret, widow ^eech ft
Farreday John, gardner Shackemuxen
Farrell Thomas, filk dyer fccc. 71 Cedar
Farrier Robert, v/eaver i98 Cedar
Farris James, taylor Pine above Eleventh fj?
Farris , teacher 65 N Sixth J ^
Farris Berd. flour merchant 76 Union ; C^
Faulke Craff, tobacconift 195 St. Johns [__ ^.
Faulkner William, fliipwright 1 3 jBecks alley
Faunce C, filherman corner of Queen & Hanover
Faunce , baker corner Brov/n and Second
Faunce David, laborer Wood ft
Faunce Jacob, fiiherman Queen (K)
Faunce George, fliipwright Queen (K)
Faunce Henry, tavernkeeper 455 N Second
Faunce Flenry, caulker 2x7 St. Johns
Faunce Rebecca, gloverefs Queen (K)
Faures Francis L. biicuit baker 28 S Wharves, 141
S Fifth
Fawcett Elizabeth, widow l23 S Third
Fee Robert, ihipwright 3 Summers coiirt
Fearon Jofeph, ibap boiler Sec. 93 Walnut
Fell Richard, ftore keeper 2 N Third
Felt John, fhip carpenter 2,8 Chriftian
Fen.auftin , bruihmaker 198 N Second
Fenner Henry, grocer i41 S Water'
Fenner Peter, taylor Steinmetz court
Fenton Thomas, ladies flioemaker 46 Saffafras
Fenton widow of John, 37 Keys alley
Fenwick , pilot, 372 S Front
Fergufon Benjamin, taylor 35 Mulberry
Fergulbn Ebenczer, jullice of the peace 72 George
Fergufon Francis, carpenter 98 Queen
( 87 )
Fergufon Jane 'widow of Robert, fhocmaker, 254 N
Second
Fergufon R. F. taylor 28 Artillery lane
Fergufon Robert, Hone cutter 2lz N Eighth
Fergufon Philip, laborer 1I6 Plumb
Fergufon Samuel, fhipwright 25 3 N Second
Fergufon John, filver fmith 17 Elfreths alley
Fergufon Thomas, bifcuit baker 158 Spruce
Fergufon Frances laborer near i35 Plumb
Fergufon James, baker 6 Meade alley
Fernon John, grocer 88 Brown
Ferris i?enjamin, clock and watch maker i7 N zd
Fetter James, laborer Hanover fl
Field Chriftian, widow i27 Walnut
Field Peter, taylor i37 Spruce
Field Peter, brick maker 4 Merediths row
Field John, merchant 409 High
Field Elizabeth, mantuamaker 56 Mulberry
Field k Son, merchants 409 High
Field Stephen, taylor Frankford road
Field Mary, widow Si5 Callowhill
Field Nathan, commiffion merchant 47 N Front
Field William, grain meafurer, 62 Union
Field Sarah, huxter 95 Chriflian
Field Thomas, laborer Queen (K)
•Fielding Robert, coach maker 307 and 325 High
Fielding James, oyflerman Relief fl.
Fife William, trunk maker nth below Locuil
Fight Mary, huckfter Creffons alley
Fillette Margaret, boardinghoufe 182 Spruce
Fimeton J carpenter, S 10th. 4 doors from High
finch Widow, tavernkeeper 7 Ghefnut
Finnecan Burkley, mariner 221 S fifth
Finney Thos. tavernkeeper corner Pine and Penn
Finney John, oak cooper Biddies alley
Finney Charles, carpenter 22 Pear
Finnegan Mary, miilmer 1O6 2\ Front
Fink Jacob, flockingweaver 26 North allev
Finly James, teacher 231 Mulberry
Finley Thomas, tavernkeeper 2 Penn
Finlej Hugh, carpenter 268 S Fourth
Finn Jacob, fhoeniaker Charlotte fl
Fireingj Philip, tayior 43 Green
l*Irnian Racliel, white v/aflier Litile Seventh
Ffirth Stubbins INI. D. Dlfpenfary 37 S fifth
Firth Jchn, fliopkeeper lOS N Third
Firth Prefton C. carpenter 28 St. Johns
Fifher John, vi6\ualler Q i9 N Eighth
Filher —5 teacher 4i Filbert
Fifher Archibald, tavern keeper, 228 Swanfon
Fiflier Elias, grocer 409 N Front
Eifher David, painter 100 N Seventh
Fifher Eliflia, merchant 36 Mulberry
Fifher Elizabeth, feaniftrefs near 15 Plumb
Kiher Elifiia ScCo. ironmongers, j9 N Front
Fifher Avidow of F. vi6lualler York road
Fifher George, ftalioner 6 N Fifth
Fiflief George, \vharf builder 68 Budd
Fifher John, flone cutter 50 N Eighth
Eirtier James C. Sc S. W, merchants, i3 Mulberry
Fifher James C. merchant 2 1 Mulberry
Fifher Jofnua, merchant 5 Dock
Fifher John, rope maker 433 S Sccot>d
Fifher Samuel \V\ merchant 4i Mulberry
Fiiher Miers, merchant 92 S Front
Fi flier M. thermometor maker 82 N Fourth
Fifher Mary, nurfe 55 N Sixth
Fifher Mary, Widow 58 N Third
Fifher Nicholas, lace Sc fringe weaver 65 Mulben'T
Fifher J. harnefsm.aker Sc trimmer, 6 Stalls court
Fiflier Samuel, card maker 20 Farmers alley
Fifher Samuel, k Miers, merchants 27 Dock
Fiflier Samuel, fen. grazier 12 CreiTons alley
Fifher Samuel R. merchant 110 S Front
Fifher Thomas, amflant-flieriff 5 7 Gafkill
F'ilLer Tliomas, merchant 142 S Second
l^iiher widow, waflier Vine alley
Fiflier Adam.taylor 5i Callowhill
FiSHKR's V7I1ARF OPENS KKZT 63 N W ATfLU
F'ifk John, rope maker 508 S Front.
Fifier C?lheiine, hoardinghoufe 147 N Second
Fifs John, f^il maker 54 N Eighth
Fifs Dorothy. 205 N Eighth
Fifs Henry /tanner above 548 N Third
Fifs Jofeph, M. D. 38 N Eighth
Fifs Johijj whcat-fau iiud wire worker 14 S^'U^i©- ■
( S5 }
Fifter James, carpenter Ball alley
filler Jacob, tanner and currier, 5 1 1 N Second
Fitch Jofeph, fan maker 85 Brown
Fitlow George, drover 37 Budd
Fitsgarrel Thos. flioemaker 6i PalTyunk road
Fitzgerald Keran, (table keeper 120 S Fourth
Fitzgerald Hannah, uidov/ Brewers alley
Fitzgerald Robert, blockmaker lO Little Water
Fitzpatrick Mary, widow 141 Green
Fitzpatrick Rev. Mr. above 15 Willings alley
Fitzrandolph Ifaac, fhoemaker 43 Ghefnut
Fitzfmimons Thomas, merchant 243 Ghefnut
Fitzfimmons Andrew, laborer Walnut above 12tli
Flagg Jonathan, {hip-joiner Lilly alley
Flahavan Thos. laborer -74 N Fifth
Flake Valentine, laborer North alley
Flake Jacob, taylor 168 N Fifth
Flake George, painter 200 Mulberry
Flamand James, grocer 344 N Front
Flanagan Janies, carpenter Broad above Race
Flanagan Stephen, pilot 444 S Front
Flaxberd Lewis, barrow porter 18 Farmers alley
Fleeming Wm. mariner 113 Catherine
Fleeming Samuel, laborer 370 S Front
Fleming Jofeph, folicitor at law Burds alley
Fleming Jofeph, laborer Shackemuxen
Fleming' Gharles,tavernkecper 150 N Water
Fletcher John, mariner 5 9 Gherry
Fletcher Sarah, widow 99 N Eighth
Fletcher Richard, fea captain 39 Vine
Fletcher James, plaiflerer 224 S Sixth
Fletcher Wm. harncfs maker 271 SafTafras
Fletcher Jacob, laborer next SO Farmers alley
Fleurdely John, Ihopkeeper 119 Plumb
Flickwire C. & M. ihopkeepers 39 S Second
Flickwire David, carpenter 24 German
Fling Wm. taylor Drinkers alley ^
Fling Wm. painter & glazier 155 N Front
Fling Sufannah, boardmghoufe 49 Spruce
Fling Edward, painter k glazier 36 Goates alley
Flinhoft James, mariner Seitz's court •
Flinn Wm. fruiterer 72 N Front & Drinkers alley-
Flian Thomas, ftable keeper Watkins court
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( 50 )
Flinn John, manner 565 S Front.
Flinn Richard, fca captain 50 Gieen
Flint John, coachmaker 2 10 Mvilberry
Flintham \Vm. merchant 19 Keys alley
Flintham John, cedar cooper 9 I Vine
Flinton James, mariner back of 64 Saflafras
Flood Lydia, grocer S Fifth below Merits lane
Flood Wm. Ihipwright near 33 Noble
Fliifh Jolin, fugar boiler Kunckle fl
Flowers George, feedftore 274 SalTafras
I'lowers Catherine, widoM", 16 Broivn
Flowers John eentleman 45 Swanfon
Flowers Thomas, wood corder 30 Vine
Flowers Jeremiah, tanner Merediths row
Flowers Thomas, pilot 376 S Front
Flyder Catherine, hiixter 218 Cedar
Fcsdas Mary, boardinghoufe 26 Cyprefs alley
Fcering Frederick, cUrrier 46 St. Johns
Fcering John, baker 166 N Second
Fairing Samuel and F. curriers 228 N Second
Fcering Samuel, currier 228 N Second
Fogal Nickolas, hog drover 237 St. John's
FoUan John, painter 26 Cyprefs alley
Folwell Nathan, merchant 2 S Second
F'olwell R. &J. printers 23 Strawberry
Folwell Rachel, huxter 94 Vine
Fohvcll John, merchant 52 and 57 N Front
Folwell Samuel, miniature painter 14 Moravian alley
Folwell Wm. ihopkeeper 36 N Second
Fonde Andrew, grocer 290 S Third
Forbes Arthur, Ihipwright 16 Mary (S)
Forbes Mrs- midwife 75 Queen
Force Peter, ihoemaker 9 Coombs alley
Ford J. wheelwright next 88 N Sixtli 8c 166 8th
Ford Elizabeth, widow 1 ith near Walnut
Ford Joicph, mariner 94 Catherine
Fo?d L. brafs ileeve button fa^ory 197 SalTafras
Ford Hannah, mantuamaker 4 Strawberry
Ford Jofeph,ropemak<irj 491 North Second ftreet
Ford John, carpenltr st Craljb
I ord Peter, cabinet maker 21 1 S Third
Forde Edward, plailterer 24 Cedar
Fordc Standifh, merchant 27 Vine
Forde Mary, widow 79 S Front
( 51 )
Forde Mary, widow, 79 S. Front
Fordham Benj. fhipwrioht, 6 6 Vine
Fordham John, Ibipwright, Beech ft
Fordham Samuel, bilcLHt baker, 314 S Sixth
Fore Michael, taylor, Middles alley
Forcpaugh George, carpenter, 2,56 N Second
Forepaugh Frederic, carpenter, 72 Vine
Forman J. viaualler, Charlotte 70 Old niamhlea
Foronda Chevalier de, his Catholic Majefty's conful
general, 168 Spruce
Forreft William, accomptant, 51 George
Forreil John, gentleman, 5 1 Brown
Forrest Thomas, conftable, Walnut above Tenth -
Forreller Michael, laborer, 98 Chriilian
Forrefter &: Vine, blacklmiths, middle alley
Forreller C. Sc M. fhopkeepers, 7 N Fifth
Forfyth David, taylor, Sc falei'man, 33- Shippen
Fort Wm. Shallop-man 7 Butlers court
Fort M. tavern keeper, 426 N Front
Fortein James, fail maker, 95 S Wharves
Fortiicne Sarah, fhopkeeper, 74 Almond
Fortune Michael, gentleman, 39 Walnut
Fortune Nicholas, coal merchant, 164 S; 193 N 3d
Fortune John, B. hair dreffer 84 Shippen
Fortune James, fail maker, 50 Shippen
Fortune W. blacliimith, 158 Vine fcc tavern keeper
180 N Fifth
P^oilet J. W. merchant. 103 Mulberry
Fofier Walter, taylor, 90 Swanfon
Fofter George, brick maker. Millers alley
Foiler Robert, 56 German
Fofter Charles, labore;-, Lilly ally above Green
Fofter George, tavern keeper, 2 52 N Front
Fofter John C. fea captain 5 Fromberg-ers court
Fofter Geoi*ge, well digger, 9 8 N. Seventh
Foiler Ifaac, laborer, St. Tammany
Fofter Silas, fea captain, 35 Almond
Fotterell Stephen D. 223 S Second ,
Fotticall S. E. ftorekeeper z23 S Second
Fougery Rene, whitefmith, 15 Pine
Foquet Louis, tavernkeeper, N Tenth
Foulke Elizabeth, gentlewoman, 34 N Front-
-Foulke Catharine, feamftrefs, 1 12 Calk) vxbiii .
( 92 )
Poiilke Cafper, fea capt, 138 N. Third
Poulke F. Coach blind maker, 3 Ettris court
Foulke Cadwalader, merchant, Pfeifters alley
jpouiider white Jacob, laborer, 5 5 Coates
i^om-nier E. lliopkeeper, i45 N Second
J'ouffet Arthur, carter, 2 59 Vine
Fouft , "watchman, 10th near SalTafras
..Fow Henry, vi6lualler, Shakemuxen
.Fow Jacob, victualler, ShaVemux-en
J^ow Vv m. vi6lualkr, Shakemuxen
Jowzer John, tavernkeeper, 7 I >3rewers alley
/owler Thomas, rigger, near S3 Noble
JFewler Thomas, rigger, Noble near Second
Jowler , oyfterman, 107 Queen
i^owler i)ennis, laborer, Germantown road
Fox Chriftian, cabinet maker, 34 Crown.
Fox Adam, flioemakcr, 156, St. Johns
Fox Elizabeth, widow, 32 N Third
Jox Edward, recorder of tleeds, 182 Mulberry
Fox George, bhickimith, 21 Callowhill
Fox George, fliipwright, Penn (JL)
Fox George, caulker, 39 Brown
Fox George, Chefnut 2d door above Ninth
J'ox James, laborer, Hanover
Jox James, dealer above 1 7 Pewter platter alley
Fox John, brick maker, 367 Mulberry
Fox John, fhipcarpenter, 64 Coates
Fox John, millwright, next 37 Zane
Fox Jofeph junr. teacher. Wefts court
Jox Juftian, taylor and glue fa(5lory, 1 1 N Third
Fox Jos. Sen. cryer of the court. Vine near Third
Jbx James, laboier, 288 S Jourth
J"ox Michael, laborer, 125 Callowhill
Fox Michael, Brick maker, 54 Philbert
i^ox Michael, wheel maker, corner of 3d Sc New
Fox. Martha, milliner, 42 High
i^ox Samuel, brick maker, 54 Philbert
Fox Samuel, prefident of the Pennfylvania banky
near 140 Chefnut
Jox William, blackfmilh 94 N Sixth
ioy iNlichael, taylor, Matiacks court
Jraley Chriftian widow, 189 St. Johns
Jraiey /redeiick, baker, 7 Church court
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/raley John U. baker 85 Ne^v ft • - -
iVame Nathan, blackfmith, I20 Germa»
jFrance Ann, -widow, 133 S /burth
/"rancis .^nn, widow, i54 Chcfnut
i-Vancis Jolin, Union Hotel, ] 90 High
/"rancis John laborer 417 Saffafras
Francis Henry, tanner, 502 N £ighth
Francis William comedian 90 N. Eighth
Francis William, laborer, near 405 SalTafras-
Francis Thomas W. merchant, 93 S. Third
Francis Jacob, mariner, Jones alley (City)
Francis Thomas, gentleman, corner of SeventH
and Bradfords alley
Francis Jo'm. waiter. Malt alley
Francis James, fhoemaker, Weft ft.
Francis Jofeph, laborer, N Tenth
Francis John, baker. Smiths alley
Franck George, callico glazier 23 N Fourth
Franck Elizabeth, widow, Lombard above 9th
Franks John, coachman, 12O S Fifth
Franks Ja<:ob, tanner. Noble near Fourth
Franks George, tanner Sc currier, Noble near 4t^a
Franks Ifaac, broker, 69 Chefnut
Frankclbury S«.rah, boarding houfe, M'Colloughfi
court
Frankfort John, ffea captain, 346 S Front
Franklin Chriftian, painter, near 98 N Eleventh
Franklin Lemuel, flioemaker, 29 German
Franklin H. fea captain, 84 N Front
Franklin Walter, attorney at law, 83 S Second
Franklin Wm. cabinet maker, 252 S Seventh
Frafier Andrew, grocer, 437 N Second
Fravburn Wm. next 8 1 S Fourth
'Frazier NaJbro, merchant, 95 Sc 104 S Front
Frazier Anthony, carpenter, 134 S Eighth
Frazier Mrs. Sufannah, 9 1 S Sixth
Frazier Matthias, fail maker, 87 Chriftian
Frazier Ann, taylorefs, 6 XIV chimneys
Frazier S-: Smylie, fail makers, next 2.1 Swanfoa
Frazier Robert, attorney at law, 123 Chefnut
Frazier W m. porter, 69 Chriftian
Frederick Jacob, laborer, Palmer
Frederick John, cabinet maker, Clierry above iitk
( 94 )
Frederickfpn Godfrey, grocer, 212 N Second
Free Lambert, fail maker, Yorke court
Free Benj. taylor, 3i4 N Front
Free Edward, laborer 480 N Second
Freeberry Jacob, block, maker, Noble near Front
Freeman Benj. tavernkeeper, Cedar above 11th
Freeman Barnard mariner, 207 N Water
Freeman T. B. Merchant, 136 High
Freeman John, mariner, 5 5 Small
Freeman Cato, carter, i9 8 S Sixth
Freeman Benj. windfor chair maker, i39 S. Front
Samuel, laborer, St. Mary above 7th
Freeouf Rev. J. F. paflor of the Moravian church,
74 Saffafras
Frefnaye Lewis, tobacco and fnuff merchant, 5 7
S Front
French Charles, gentleman, Watkins court
French , taylor, i5 Coombs alley
French John, laborer, 10th above SafTafras
French \Vm. merchant, 48 S Front
Frenno Paul, boarding houfe, 131 N Vv^'ater
Fretwell John, flore keeper, i6 S Sixth
Freytag Michael, potter, 294 S. Fifth
Fricke Auguftus, woolen draper and men's mercei>
7 k 1 I S Third
Fricke Frederick, cabinet maker, 330 N Second
Frick Michael, brufs founder, 368 N Third
Fricker Jofeph, grocer, 562 N Second
Fries John, merchant, 90 High
Fries Jacob, innkeeper, 140 N Second
Frifchuthm Daniel, baker, 85 S Fifth
Fritz Matthias, Shoemaker, 5 9 Green
Fritz George, blackfmith, 437 N Third
Fritz John, porter, 124 S Fifth
Fritz Mary, cake baker, 256 Saffafras
Fritz Peter, fliopkeeper, 144 Spruce
Fitz Peter, innkeeper & ftone cutter 226Safiafra»
Froiler Martin, brafs founder, Hoffmans alley
Frowert John, fhoemaker, 84 N Fifth
Fry Ellis, viauilLr, 99 Cherry 18 Old Hiambles
Fry Jofeph, door keeper Pieiffers alley
Fry George, potter, 124 N Fifth
Fry Henry, taylor, 70 Vine
Fry Jacob, llevadore, 28 Llfreths alley
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Fry Michael, vi6lualler, 57 N Sixth
Fry John, block maker, 28 Elfreths alley
Fry Robert, flioe maker, Lilly alley
Fryberger John, victualler, Garden ft •
Fryburg J. victualler, 77 N Eighth 13 Old fliamblei
Fulfer John, oyilerman, '257 SafTafras
Fuller Elizabeth, Avidow, 118 Swanfon <
Fuller John, fliip joiner 16 Parrams alley
Fullerton Alexander, florc keeper 37 High
Fullerton Valeria, gentleman, 1 1 3 Mulberry
Fullerton Eleanor, boarding houfe, 28 Queen
Fullerton Either, widow, 85 N Third
Fulltrton Robert, fhipwright, Warren ft
Fullerton Arthur, fea captain, 33 Queen
FuUington Aaron, fhipwright, Bedford ft
Fulmer C'alper, laborer, 27 Budd
Fulmer Peter, m.ariner, 41 Lombard
Fulmer Frederick, porter, 4th above Brown
Fulton Samuel, grocer, 257 High 7 N 6th
Fulton John, cabinet maker, 349 Mulberry
Fulton James, grocer, 39 5 S Front
Furby John, laborer, i57 Lombard
Furlong James, fhcemaker, 454 S Front
Furlong £lizabeth, huckfter, 192 Lombard
Fury M. carpenter, 271 S Fourth
Fury Daniel, carter, Smiths court
Jury Daniel, laborer, i09 Queen
Fayan John, Ihoemaker, 39 Goates
Fyatt Wm. mariner, 27 Queen
G
ABEL 8c NAGLE, lumber yard 501 N ^ront
Gable Peter, carpenter, 53 Brown
Gabel John, carpenter, 451 N Second
Gaell William, watchman, Cedar above Ninth
Gain Mark Ihipwright 29 Mary
Galbreath Margaret, widow, Queen (K)
Galbreath Patrick, clock S: watch maker, 30 /Almond
Gale Jofeph, j^ariner, Smiths court
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Gallager Richard, (hoemaker, Emlens court
Gallaghan Wm. fifherman, Fenny row
Gallagher James fhoemaker 4 N Fifth
Gallagher Miles, copperfmith, ii6High
Ciallagher William, blacklmith, 246 N Second
Galla'<>:her Andrew, f e i captain, 143 S. Fifth
Gallagher Chtirks, laborer, 18 Stampers alley
Gallagher Charles, laborer, Juniper above Arch
Gallagher widow of George, 98 Catharine
Gallagher Patrick, cooper, 13 PJiimb
Gallagher James 8c Sons merchants i8 S Front
Gallaher James, M. D. 41 S Second
Gallaher John, bricklayer; 3 58 N Second
Galloway Jofeph, fea captain, 254 S Third
Galley Jofeph, tolacconi:!, 1-23 Saffafras
Gambell John, fawyer, 24 Queen
Gambell Mary, fncp keeper, 47 N Third
Gan bell Wm. mariner, 282 S. Front
Gamble James, merchant, 200 Spruce
Gambell James, lliip joiner, 47 1 S Front
Gamenny John, fea captain, 48 Green
Gano Zelpha, feamflrefs, 157 Mulberry,
Gaidettc James, dentift, 75 Walnut
Gardner Aaron, grocer, 15 S Seventh
Gardner Pjenj. carpenter, 234 Lombard
Gardner Maria, feamllrefs, 299 S Third
Gardner John coach painter 41 ILcys alley
Gardner Cuff, laborer, 10 Galkill
Gardner Henry, cqacii maker, Perabertons alky
Gardner Henrietta, wafher, 119 S Sixth
Gardner Jacob, coach maker, 109, Vine
Gardner James, carpenter, Clover alley
Gardner James, innkeeper, Center fquare
Gardner Wm. fea captain Keys alley
Gardner Pariib, oak cooper, Oak (N. L)
Gardner Valentine, fKindrcifer, 294 Vine
Gardner Jonathan, baker, 234 Lombard
Gardiner John, fea captain, 341 S Second
Gardiner John, jun. merchant, 23 Dock 1 14 S Front
Gardiner Peter, windfor chair maker, 9 I N Frout
Gardiner, Rachel, mantua maker, il5Chefnut
Gardiner jNIartin, gentleman, 6 Prune
Garla»d i?. gentlewoman 80 Crowu
nt
( ^ )
Garland Kofe, widow, 80 Crown
Garlick Jofeph. machine cotton Ipinner,- corner Saf-
fafras & Schuylkill Front ft
Garlick John, fnoemaker, Hanover
Garmiir George, boot & fhoe maker, 33 N Front
Garns John, carpenter, 448 Saffafras
Garranger Lewis, Ninth above Cherry-
Garrett P. clock Sc watch maker, 153 Mulberry^,
138 High
Garrett Levi, tobacconift, i20 S Front k 19 Dock
Garrey William, carter, Locuft above Seventh
Garrick Elizabeth, huckfter, 188 Mulberry
Ganigues Abraham M. merchant 85 New ft:
Garrigues Benjamin F. Merchant 118 S ^'econd
Garrigues William, carpenter, 41 Cherry
Garrigues Sc Marlhall, merchants, upper 139 High
Garrigues Mary, taylorefs, HofFmans alley
Garrigues Samuel, notary public £cc. corner of
Front, Callowhill k V/ater
Garrigues Samuel junr. carpenter, Garrigues court
Garrifon Henry, coach m.aker, 454 S .i^etind
Garrifon Joftiua^ coach maker, i98 S Second
Garrifon Ifaac, millwright 31 ^lary ft
Garrifon James, laborer, Little Oak ft
Garften Samuel, laborer, near 2 Farmers alley
Gartland John, china ftore, 89 N Second
Gartley John, teacher, i9 Cherry
Gartley Wm. grocer, il6Sv,anfon
Garton John, fe a captain PfeiSers alley
Garven John, laborer, 236 S Fifth
Gavin James, laborer, 238 S Fifth
Garwood Jofeph, ftone cutter, Cherry above 1 Itk
Garwood Margaret, widow, 549 S Front
Garwood Wiiliarn^ fliip wright, 458 S Front
Gafkill Ebenezer, oak cooper, 73 N Third
Gals George, city conftable, 84 Dock
Gates N. fhipwright, 28 Beck's alley
Gather Prince, mariner, 185 S Fourth
Gatier Rene, teaCher, near i2 Stamper's alley
Gatlifte w^amuel, merchant, i24 Spruce ftreet
Gatt-i- ^L\^tin, Ihoemuker, Schievelys alley
Gietz Frederick, carpenter, 158 St. Johns'
Gactz Jacob, baker, 1 3ch near Race
J
( 98 )
Caul Frederick grocer, 354 N Third ? c f /
Gaul Wm. labourer, Locuft above 7th 5
Gaw G. chair maker, 90N/ront 34 Elfreths alley
Gaw Sc M'Gee, grocers, corner of Vine & Front
Gaw Robert, windfor chair maker, 280 S Second
144 S Front
Gebler Godfrey, jr. fmith Sc farrier, near 58 S 4th
Gebler Matthias, accomptant 235 Mulberry
Gebler Godfrey fen. 82 Dock
Geddas Mary gentlewoman 179 Walnut
Geiger Martin, baker, Mulberry (K)
GeilTe Wm. gentleman i22 N Fourth
Gelley Peter, lapidary Sc jeweller 80 S Fifth
Genther Neil, flioemaker, 263 S Seventh "1 .«
Genther Charles, fhoemaker, Rofe alley fo
Genther Charles, laborer, 25 2 St. Johns i ^
Genther i^rances, widow, vi6lualler, 42 Budd J
Gentry Robert, fhipwright, I I Artillery lane
George Charles, oak cooper, 196 S Water 59 Pine
George M. cabinet maker, Germantown road
George Margaret, widow, Locuft above Eighth
George Richard, hatter, 138 High
George Edward, accomptant 169 S Fifth
George Edward, accomptant, 42 Union
George Richard, fea captain, 278 S Front
George Wra. laborer, 142 S Eighth
George, widow of Wm. 66 N Seventh
Geralds Samuel, hair dreffer, 20 Plumb
Gerhard Wm. hatter, 44 N Front
Gerhard Conrad, fliopkeeper, 1 18 N Second
Germon John, goldfmith, Sec. 35 N Third
Germon Thomas, paper hanger, Starr alley
Germon Richard, merchant, 144 Mulberry
Gerry Wm. carter, Shields alley
Gert Nicholas, laborer, Steinmetz court
Geucke, widow of Henry, grocer, 240 N Front
Gethen Wm. gold & filver fmith 172 S Front
Geyer Andrew, ironmonger, 136 N Third
Geyer John, printer, 72 SalTafras
Geyer John, printer, 62 N Sixth
Gibbins Francis, taylor, 92 Gafkifl
Gibbons Z)avid, mariner, 28 N Seventh
Gibbs Sufannah, widow, 193 S Fourth
( 99 )
Gibbs Benj. fenr. gentleman, Si Mulberry
Gibbs ..uirrows, boarding houfe, 2.72 S Front
Gibbf^ Solomon, fhoemaker, 41 Prime
Gibbs Charlotte, milliner, 85 N Front
Gibbs Jacob, laborer, 97 Lombard
Gibbs Jacob, carter, i24 Pine
Gibbs James, waterman, 5 8 Goates
Gibbs Jos. W. £c Wm. merchants, 179 High
Gibbs Joel, hatter, 68 N front
Gibbs Thomas, tanner, 16 Brown
Gibbs John, callico glazier, 159 N Second
Giberfon M. &: E. milliners Sc mantua makers, 59
Mulberry
Gibfon Henry, fawyer. Mulberry (K)
Gibfon George, blackfmith, Lilly alley
Gibfon James, difliller, Paffyunk road
Gibfon James, attorney at law, 78 Walnut 61 S
Fourth
Gibfon , carpenter, 337 Callowhill
Gibfon John teacher, Emflies alley
Gibfon Thomas, fruiterer, Tapers alley
Gibfon Wm. fea capt. 44 Almond
Gideon J. bruih Sc black-ball maker, 189 Mulberrjr
Gideon Henry, viclualler, 193 N. -Eighth ii Old
(h ambles
Giezus Martin, 25 Walnut
Gifiin, widow, huckfher, Vernon
Gifford, widow of Thomas, mariner, 349 S Front
Gigg Auguftine, baker, 46 Union
Gihon John, taylor, 3i7 S Second
Gilbert George, taylor, 30 i S Third
Gilbert . , carpenter, 24 1 N Front
Gilbert jDavid carpenter, 4 N Sixth
Gilbert David, toyman, 42 S rourth
Gilbert Frederick, taylor, 68 S Water 39 SafTafras
Gilbert Jacob, taylor, i25 Nev/ ft
Gilbert M. Sc Son, umbrella makers, 6 S 2d 38 N 3^d
Gilbert Mary Ann, widow, M'Coloughs court
Gilbert John, mate, 91 N Fifth
Gilbert FJizabeth, feamftrefs, 3iO S 'I'hird >
Gilbert Conrad, cabinet maker, Says alley ' ir
Gilby Wm. niciriner, 77 Chriftian
^ilchrift. Charles, m^rqliant i08 High
( 100 )
Gile Wm. mariner, 87 N 5th
Giles Wm. accomptant, i9 Green
Giles Thomas laborer, Fourth above Coates
Gilfry John, laborer, 454 S Front
Gilfry John, fhipwright, i06 Chriflian
Gilfry Matthew, ftiipwright, 496 S Front
Gill David, cutler, 22 Starr alley
Gill widovv', 50 Catharine
Gill Rachel, fpinfter, 135 Spruce
Gill Robert, merchant, 9 N Sixth ft
Gill Elizabeth, taylorefs 39 Keys alley
Gilmer James, merchant, 5 North Second
Gilmor George, 16 Strawberry
Glllan Samuel, carpenter, 500 S Second
Gillon John taylor, 100 S Water
Gillafspy i)anicl, laborer, Hudfons lane
Gillafspy & Strong, druggifts, i03 S Second 243
High
Gillafspy George, M. D. i75 W^alnut
G'Hiams Lewis, furgeon dentift, 26 Mulberry
Gilligan Geo. brewer, lO Elbe lane
Giliingham Jofeph, merchant, 65 High
Gillingham James, merchant, 103 High
Giliingham James, hatter, 15 N Front
Gillingham , leading mufician at the theatre
2I3 Saffafras
Gilliod Eliza, filk and camel hair waftier, i27 Mul-
berry
Gilpin Geo. currier, i7 Willings alley
Gilpin Lydia, widow, 159 S Second
Gilpin Joihua Sc Thomas, merchants, 1 49 S Front
Gilpin Thos. merchant, Chefnut between 8th Sc 9th
Ginder Elizabeth, miliner, 2O1 N Second
Ginder John, tavern keeper. Mulberry above 11th
Girard John, merchant, 26 Branch
Girard Stephen, merchant 2i and 23 N Water
Girdon James, fea captain, 205 S Front
Girvan James, taylor, next i91 Chefnut
Gitchell Eliflia, Bradfords alley
Glading James, oak cooper 6 Little Water
eluding Jofeph, nailor i97 St. Johns & 93 Coatcs
Glading Rebecca, boarding houfe 8 Little Watev
GlanviUis LanHet, fhipjoiner 3i German
GlafTgo'Nt James, weaver Maiden (1;
C J'Oi )
GTafgow James, plaifterer Little Seventh
Giafgow Daniel, laborer i2th below Chefnut
Glaufe Jacob, hatter 867 N Second
Clazier Henry, fliocmaker 356 N Third
Glenn Jofeph, fea captain 1 5 1 S Third
Glenn Wm, bricklayer Wood above Eighth;
Glenn John, laborer Mulberry K
Glenn Daniel, laborer Shackemuxen'
Glenn Daniel, labourer Warren
Glenn Walter, laborer 7 Prune
Glent worth P. F. M. D. i44 Saffafras
Glentworth James, broker 34 Chefnut
Glofe ' widow, huckfter St. Tammany
Glover Wm. fea capt. 2 Mary S
Godfrey Edward, mufieian, near 245 S Fourth ft
Godfrey Edward, taylor 54 Cedar 232 S Fourth
Godfry Edward, taylor 86 Gafkil
Godfrey Tot, laborer 73 Chriilian
Goddard George, biackfmith 2 11 8c 223 N Second
Godfhall Frederick, fhingle 8c ftave infpe6lor, i82
Swanfon 37 Becks alley
Godfhall John, fhoemaker 376 N Third
Goe Wm. mate 4i5 S Front
Goetz Frederick, gunfmith 2 25 N Second
Golar James, waiter 64 N Ninth
Golding ■ , fea captain 23 Powell
Goldfmith Thomas, plane maker 363 N Second
Goldfmith Charles, cabinet maker 7 Cherry
Gouldy Jacob, carter 48 N. Seventh
Gominger Jacob, flour ftore 171 N Third
Goodley Cafper, carter Locull near Juniper
Goodman John, fen. whitefmith 258 N Front
Goodman J. jun. ironmonger 2O1 N 3d. 32 St. John^,
Goodman Samuel, carpenter 22 Kunckle
Goodman Phoebe, fhopkeeper 67 Mulberry
Goodrige Wm. hatter 12 Creilbns alley
Goodwin Jon. taylor 254 Saffafras
Goodwin George, fliip chandler 90S Wharves
Goodwin John, rope maker Sec. i7i N front &c Mul-*-
berry wharf
Goodwin Thos. rope maker merits lane
Goodwin Thomas, commiffion merchant and brokeir
94 S Second
la.
( ICJ2 )
Gordon A. attorney at law 1 28 S Second
Gorden Elizabeth, furnifhed lodgings li2 Union
Gordon ■ , laborer 190 Mulberry
Gordon John, blackfmith z9 (Ullis alley
Gordon , enammeller 207 N Second
Gordon Prifcilla, feamftrefs Coombs alley
Gordon Rebecca, fhopkcepei 207 S Fifth
Gordon Robert, mariner 38 S i^ifth
Gordon Robert, grocer 205 &207 Cedar & near iSO
Shippen
Gordon \vidow, teacherefs 5 Mary (S)
Gorgas George, lumber merchant Margaretta
Gorham Abraham, painter 8cc. corner lOth 8c Rac©
Gorley Hugh, grocer 15 Swanfon (see GourlejJ
Gorman Edward, tavernkeeper 128 N Water
Gorman James, laborer 57 1 S Front
Gorman Henry, carter next 300 S -Fourth
Gorman Patrick, bottler 285 S Third
Corns John, carpenter corner cheinut and 13th
Coiling Daniel, laborer Charlotte
Gofling Jacob, teacher 73 Budd
Gofling William, carter 38 Rofe alley
Gofner George, (hocmaker 18 Saffafras
Gofner Maria, widow 3 1 Mary
Gofner Rebecca, fhopkeeper 139 Chefnut
Gofs Jofeph, M. D. 10 Plumb
Goffer Philip, fifherman Queen (K)
Gouldy David, diftiller 'z49 N Front
Gouge John, ftiopkeeper 179 N I'hird
Gouf Valentine, flioeraaker 9i N Ninth (see Gaul)
Gourjon John, merchant 137 S Fifth
Gourtley INIatthew, carpenter Fitzwalter above 6th
Gourley J. grocer corner St. Johns 8c Poplar lane
Govett William, gentleman 122 S Fourth ^
Govett William Jun. carpenter 1 Strawberry
Govett Eleanor, fhopkeeper 12 Strawberry
Gowan Jacob, carpenter Hanover
Gowan John, blackfmith Mulberry (K)
Gowan James, cooper I2 Callowhill
Cowing John, wiate i3 Catherine
Graba John, cabinet maker 463 N Third
Grace Jacob, laborer 28 North alley
(^race Barbary, widow 48 Brewers alley
( 103 )
Grace Aaron, laborer Eleventh above SalTafra*
Grace Jacob, porter corner Brewers alley and 4th
Grace John, ftioe maker 19 Union
Gracy Wm. Ihipwright Callowhill ft wharf
Grad Sc Co. livery ftable 35 6 N Third
Grady Thomas, boardinghoufe 35 6 S Second
Graff John deputy collc6lor of cufloms, 303 Mulberrj?
Graff Mary, widow 7i Lombard
Graff Cafper, taylor263 S Fifth
Graff Ballhafer, baker 474 N Second
Graft' Henry, merchant 12O High
Graff Jofeph, viclualler Pleaiant 4i O. (hamblea
Graff Jacob, baker § Cherry
Graham Hugh, M. D. 29z S Fourth
Graham Wm. merchant 10 S Front
Graham David, grocer S. W. corner Penn ScGedai*
Graham Francis, copper fmitk 21 N 5th
Graham M. druggift &:c. 258 S Second
Graham John, accomptant Cauffmans court
Graham Thomas, grocer Z24 Higii
Graham Jane, gentlewoman 242 N Front
Grandom John, gentleman next 35 High
Grant Alexander, mariner 401 S From
Grant George, carpenter Cedar above Eleventh
Grant Wm. fliopkeeper 196 N Third
Grant Hugh, carpenter 2O St. Marys
Grant Jacob, ilioemakcr near 208 N Eighth
Grant John, bookbinder 1 Watkins court
Grant Robert, grocer 206 Cedar
Grant William, gold fmith 387 N Third
Grant Wiiliani, blcckmaker li6CaUowhill
Gratz S. 5^ H. merchants 232 High
Gratz vSiraon, merchant 25 8 High, &c 84 N Fiftb
Grauel John^ baker 237 N Second
Grauel Chriftian, mariner 248 N Front
Gravel Henry, carpenter 72 N Sixth
Gravelle R. G. confectioner 70 N Second
Graven John, coachmaker 30 Cherry
Graveniline John, fruiterer i22 High
Gravenftine Peter, fruiterer i94 High
Graver David, laborer 1 17 Green
Graves B. printer Univerfity yard N Fourt&
Gray David, cai'penter i62 N Fifth
( 104 )
Gray John, copperplate printer 2 i Lombard
Gray Andrew, mariner 2 1 6 Coates
Gray John, laborer 48 Lombard
Gray Jofeph, brewer 69 N Sixth
Gray Mary, widow 18 Elfreths alley
Gray Nathan, Fruiterer 108 Cherry
Gray Samuel, blackfmith 2 Brewers alley
Gray David, Ihoemaker Role alley
Gray John, taylor 222 S Sixth
Gray Prince, rope maker 297 S 5th
Gray Thomas, ihoemaker MilHins alley
Gray Sc Taylor, grocers 2 1 7 High k Hodges wharf
Gray William, fruiterer 42 Chefnut £c 91 Chriftian,
Gray William, bag porter 2I6 Coates
Gray William, flioemaker 162 Lombard
Grcar Nicholas, viaualler 234 N Eighth 23 O.
fhambles
Grear Jacob, fhoemaker 20 Starr alley
Grear John, vi6luailer Noble above Eighth 56 N^
fhambles
Grear Jacob, vi6\ualler 289 N Eighth, 53 O. fhambles-.
Greer JameSf flour merchant 155 S 5th
Greer Patrick, laborer Relief ft
Greble Jacob, Cedar cooper 350 S Second
Greble Jacob, grocer corner of German U Secondi
Greble George, carpenter 5 Fayette
Greble William, bricklayer 7 Fayette
Greble Rachel, tavernkeeper 100 High.
Grelaud Jolm G. 42 Filbert
Green Adam, bleeder 193 S Sixth
Green Rev. Afhbel, 1 83 N Second
Green Afoph, blackfmith Queen (K)
Gieen Catherine, widow l48 SaiVafras
Green Eleanor, grocer 134 S 4th
Green Francis, waiter 214 Shippen
Green George, grocer corner of Little Seventh
Green James, fea captaia 23 Appletree alley
Green John, grocer 288 Vine
Green Henry, laborer near 9 Crown
Green John, carpentey 203 Cherry
Green John, boardinghoufc 94 Spruce
Green John, mariner 96 Cedar
Green Rev. Lemuel, 64 S Second
Green Matthevr, laborer near 3 South allcx-
( 105 )
Green Margaret, widow 567 S Front
Green Mary, widow 87 Pinj
Green Wm'. flane cutter 14 N Seventh
Green Peter, gentleman 37 Cable lane
Green Jeffe, blackfmith Frankford road
Green Robert, waiter 169 S Sixth
Green Rufus, fea captain 135 N Water
Green Stephen, laborer 135 GreeR
Green Thomas, mad maker 5 24 N Front
Greenage Catherine, widow 60 Catherine
Greenway Joleph, fhopkeeper 151 N Second
Greenway widow of Samuel, porter near 135 S 5tS(
Greenwood A. fl:iallopnian Mary above 7th
Greenwood Sarah, widow 72 N 4th
Gregory George, fliipwright 24 Chriftian ,^X
Gregory John, cabinet maker 2I8 S Front
Gregory Sc Cleaver's lumber yard 535 N Front
Gregory Rachel, feamflrefs il2 Walnut
Gregory Mary, milliner 67 Mulberry
Gregory W^illiam, lumber merchant Frankford road
Greiner, widow of Frederick fliopkeeper 29 N 4th
<?rejner Johnj fup:ai* reliD.gr i32 ^alTair^a
Greiner John, taylor Drinkers court
Gribbin Patrick, fea captain 133 S Sixth
Grice Ifaac, Ihip wright 446 S Front
Grice Jofeph, fliipwright Penn (K)
Griff Jofeph, carpenter near 2.7 Farmers alley
Griffen Seth, fea captain 263 N Front
Griffin, widow of Mofes, fea captain i79 N. Front
Griffin Robert, mariner 1 1 Burds alley
Griffin Peter, perfumer 240 S Second
Griffin Wm. block maker 314 S Front
Griffitts Elijah, M. D. 43 N Second
Griffitts Robert F. merchant i46 Mulberry
Griffitts Samuel P. I^I. D. 62 S Front
Griffith Caleb, taylor 13i S Third
Griffith Robert carpenter 282 Mulberry
Griffith C. direct tax collector 2 10 Lombard
Griffith £lizabeth, gentlewoman 77 S Third
Griffith, Evan, china (lore i82 N Third
Griffith George, mariner 108 Chriitian
Gaffith Hanaali, .gentlewoman S Noiris alky
106 )
Griffith Hannah, widow Carpenter ft (S)
Griffith John, blackfmith Frankford rond
Griffith Join, painter 337 Mulberry
Griiiith Jofcph, Ihipjoiner 84 k next 245 SwanfoB
Griffith Ifaac, carpenter 181 X Third
Griffith William, teacher 355 Mulberry
Grim Elizabeth, widow 46 5 N Third
Grimehur William, mariner 97 German
Grimes Martin, taylor 95 German
Grimes Elizabeth, 411 S Front
Grimes John, maft maker 452 S Front
Crimes John, carpenter Lees court
Grimes Gallan, carpenter Chriftian above Third
Grimes John, grocer 397 S Second
Groft; widow of Jofeph. bookf-lier Sec. 75 S Second
Groonibridge Mrs. ladies' academy 8 Lombard
Grofs Frederick, tobacconiil 12 N Seventh
Grofs John, Ihoemaker 16 Fayette ft
Grotjan P. A merchant 90S Third 50 S Wharves
Groufe Woolery, trader 2 8 Dock
Groufe Jeiie, bricklayer 205 N Second
Groves Charles, oyfterman 2i Marys alley-
Groves Ann B. widow S Prune
Groves Peter, coachman near 23 Prune
Groves Mare-aret, widoAv Lillv allev
roves v^hridian, bricklayer 194 Mulberry
Groves Catherine, widow 404 N Second
Groves Elizabeth, v.idow Wood above Eighth
Groves Daniel, bricklayer 338 N Second
Groves Robert, mariner 14i Sl/ippen
Grover John, juftice of the peace 343 S Second
Grover ■ whari builder 33 Chriftian
Grubb John, cedar cooper near 268 N Third
Grum — mariner, Drinkers court
Grum Mary, widow Poplar lane above Third
Grum William, flioemaker 9 5 !Mulberry
Grumage John, oak cooper 12 Aiulberry
Guennetcau Jofeph, ihopkeeper 1 12 N Third
Guerin M. A. milliner k ftore keeper 1 18 SalTafras
Guerin Anty. filverfmith Sec. Poplar lane above Si
Guerin Michael, ditcher Wood ft
Gueft Sc Eancker, merchants 23 S Second
( lor )
Gueft A. & D. fucceffors of G. fliopkcepers 48 Waf>
nut
Guilbert James 8c Co. merchants 89 High
Guier 8<. i^iehl wine merchants i9 9 High
Guier ^clam, grazier corner of Eleventh and Filbert
Guier John, wine merchant 19 N Ninth
Guiger James, taylor 36 N Seventh
Gullagea Chriilian, miniature painter 22 1 N 2d
Guinn Mary, gentlewoman 23 S 4th
Gullen John, ftone cutter 47 N Seventh
Guraty John, flioemaiver 105 Vine
Gumme John, b^ackfmith Brewers alley
Gumminger J. flour and feed ftore 171 N Third
Gumpert 8c Mofes, fhopkeepers 243 N Second
Gurling Abraham, fea captain I2I Swanfon
Gurney Sc Smith, merchants 199 S Front
Gurney Francis, merchant 2 Union
Gutciiis Henry, painter Vine alley
Gutchis Hannah, fpinner Vine alley
Gutterfon J. lea captain 16 Catherine
Guy Richard, brick layer 29 George
Guyer Anthony, flioemaker 20 Shippen
Guyer >indrew, jun. next 30 branch
Guyger Charles, oyfterman 37 Crown
Guyger G. & J. hatter 176 S Water 177 S Front
Guyfe E. turnkey at the criminals apartment 1 Ith
below Locuft,
Gwin Alexander, taylor 25 Gilles alley
H
, AAN GARRET, baker 89 Chriflian
Haars Chriftian, baker, fhopkeeper 58 N Second
ZTaas Conrad, baker 107 N Third
Haas Chriftian, fhopkeeper 66 Cherry
Haas Frederick, Hocking weaver 377 N Third
Haas Henry, oak cooper 39 1 N Third
Haas John, accomptant Frombergers court
Hacker widow of JL. tavcrnkeeper 290 N Front
( 108 )
Hadfeg- Andrew, merchant 187 S Third
HauPiine Catherine, widow next 61 N Fourth
Hafline J. (lone cutter 133 N Sixth & 3i branch
Haga Godfrey, merchant 87 Safiafras
Hai^ar Catherine, widow 34 Btdd
Hagar Philip, la-borer Penn (K)
Hagenau J. X. commiffion Itore 158 Hi^h
Hag-erman John, laborer 264 St. Johns
Hagerty Thos. huxter 5 2 Small
Hagner John, lining hoop maker 130 Coatcs
Hague Michael, milkman Vine alley
Hag;ue Henry, caulker Bedford ft
Hague Andrew, laborer Hanovtr
Hahn C. chocolate & muflard faclcry 104 N Front
Hailer Frederick, bleader 24 Ivluiberry
Hailer John, perfumer c;. hair drefler 5 5 Mulberry
Haines Adam, cabinet maker i35 N Third
Haines Benj. fhoeniaker 169N Third
Haines \Vm. portrait painter 178 Spruce
Haines Charles, cyfterman Schievely's alley
Haines Daniel, carter Cherry (K)
Haines E. cabinet maker lOO N Front, il Elfreths
alley
Hames George, tcbacccT/ill 7 Branch
Haines Francis, accomptant 20 Coombs alley
Haines John, innkeeper corner Chefnut & Sixth
Haines John, laborer Vienna ft
Haines \Vm.. grocer 89 N Froi>t
Haldane Robert, foapboiler 16 N Seventh
Hale Mary, tavtrnkteper 54 Swanfon
Hale Mat. infpector of mifio*r.s 27 Church alley-
Hale Samuel, fliipwrigl.t 4G7 S Front
Hale Thomas, broker 63 Chefnut
Haley John, vi6\ualler 258 S Sixth
Hail Adam, laborer IslBrd-.vh
Hajl -Senjamin, accomptant St. Georges a' ove lOtW
Hall Vv illiam, printer Sec. 5.1 High
11 tW Richard, laborer Lombard above Ninth
Hdil lliidc, tiivernkeeper corner Front and Vine
Hull Edward,, mariner 82 Shippen
Hail Ezekiel, diftil!cr22l N Second
HalUviartha, widow 72 iNlulberry
Hall John, meiTenger i43 Chefnut
. ( 109 )
Hall James, ihocmaker 203 Saffaftas
Kail Jane, widow 56 S Eighth
Hall John, merchant 44 S Fifth
Hall JeiFe, flioemaker 346 N Second
Hall Margaret, ftiopkeeper 7 1 High
Hall, widow of Robert, upholfterer 33 George
Hall and Sellers, printers Sec. 5i High .
Hall Wm. C. mahogany merchant, corner of Chef- *^
nut £c Seventh, dwelling Sanfom flrtee
Hallowell Jofeph, fhoemaker 13 PalTyunk road
Hallowell John, attorney at law 50 \Valnut
Hallowell Wm. ironmonger 197 N Third
Halverfon Hannah, mantua maker 3 Stampers alley /
Kalverftadt 8c Brown, cabinet makers 103 N Front V
Halverfladt George cabinet maker 2.2 1 N Front, 47 U-
Saffafras
Halzel Philip, fancy chair maker 379 N Second
Hamburg Ann, boardinghoufe i43 N Third
Hamel Jarnes, fliopkeeper 218 S Second
Harnel James, oyllerman lO Branch
Hamel Philip, fugar boiler 73 Brev\'ers alley
Hamel John, laborer near 45 Cable Ia.ne
Hamett Wm. carpenter 42. German'
Hammet Barbara, widow 28 Pine
Hammet Mary, fliopkeeper 247 St. Johns
Hammett Thomas, fea captain 2 Stalls court
Hamilton Arthur, taylor 102 S Water Sc Tuu alley
Hamilton Charles, blackfmith near 59 Pine
Hamilton Gavin Sc Wm. tobacconift, 13 S Second
Hamilton Hugh, grocer 426 N Second
Hamilton Helior, umbrella maker 207 S Third
Hamilton John, blackfmith 23 N Sixth
Hamilton Samuel, ftage driver 8 Quarry
Hamilton John, fhopkeeper 102 N Third
Hamilton John, fhopkeeper, 77 Swanfon flreet
Hamilton John dealer in bees wax, 36 Strawberry
Hamilton Robert carpenter, Walnut above Tenth
Hamilton Thos. mipector of lumber, 201 N Water
Hamilton Robert, carpenter, 144 Cedar flreet
Hamilton VV. fea captain 38 Cedar
Hamilton's wharf opens next 119 S Water
Hamilton, widow of Wm. taylor 3 I S Water
Hamilton Wm. carpenter 272 High
K
110 )
Kamlet Jacob, blackfraith 158 N F'lhh
Hamlet Godfrey, blackfmith 52 £c 93 Vine
I^amlin Jofeph,' carter 81 Green
Hui-nm Suiannah, wafher i6 i-armers alley
Hamm James, bifcuit baker 9 1 Lombard
Hamm Jacob, blackfmith 36 S Fifth
Hamm Adam, laborer 244 St. Johns
Hammond Nicholas, conveyancer 174 Vine
Hammond Luke, fea captain 6 Cherry
Hamplliere Peter, grocer next i91 N Third
Hampton Benjamin, carpenter 2 Nicholfon's court
Hampton Alexander, 2 Nicholfon's court
Hanckle John, M. D. 864 N Second
Hancock Robert, filk dyre 8cc. 93 Vine
Hancock Wm. printer 231 S Second
Hancock Benj. lime 8c coal merchant 125 N fifth
Hand Lzekiel, mariner i85 St. Johns
Hand George, jun. fhipmafter 42 Almond
Hand Nicholas, fhoemaker 130 SaiTafras
Hand John, fea captain, 23 Green
Hand in Hand insurance ojjice 99 Hihg
Kandel Llizabeth, fhopkeeper 1 24 N Second
Hanger John, comb maker lOO N i^ourth
Hanion Patrick, bricklayer 265 S /"ourth
Hanlon Edward, bottler 18 & 21 Walnut
Hann Michael, laborer 45 Callov.hill
Hcinna Edward, innkeeper 145 Cedar
Kanna Margaret, grocer I26 Swanfon
Hannis & Abbott, plain makers 404 N Third
Hannis Benj. plain maker 107 Coates
Hannold Geon^e, taylor 74 N Water
Hanfe Samuel, book binder near 12 Creffons alley
Hanfc Rebecca, Avidow 32 Plumb*
Hanft; C. coachmaker 121 Walnut 6>; corner of 4th.
Hanfell Barnett, taylor 18 N Sixtli
Hanfell Charles, viclualler 255 N Eighth
Jianfell Jacob, dealer 2i Pewterplatter alley
Hanfell Jacob, blackfmith 162 SailaiVas
Hanfon Janies, hatter 70 N Fifth
Hanfon Samuel, baker Pine above Eleventh
Kanfon, Waters Sc Co. merchants 46 N Second
Haiberger Kenry, tanner ilth below Walnut
( 111 )
Harbefon B. Sc J. jun. copper merchants Tj High
Harbefon BcTnj. copper merchant 75 High
Harborne Jofeph, mariner i8 Shippen
Harby John, innkeeper, 404 N Second
Harder John, G. farrier 20 Carters alley-
Harding George, carpenter 366 S Second
Hardine: Ruth, waflicr 114 Cherry
Harding Samuel, oak cooper back of 345 S Front
Harding Richard, flable keeper back of 2a S /ourth
Hardiner ^Vm. carpenter i53 Lombard
Harding Zephaniah, fea captain 2iO S Front
Hardie David, fea captain 164 Spruce
HardAvick Robert, fhip and commilnon broker and
convevanrer, No. 131 S Front Rreet: Pro-
cures freights or charters on the fhorteft no-
tice, buys and fells on ccmmifricn, veifels, pro-
duce and merchandize ; fettles and adjufts ac-
count.s; draws bil'S cf fa!e, charter parti^Sx-
bottomry and refpcndentia bonds, powers of
attorney and all kinds of agreements, with
neatnefs, accuracy and difpatch ; tranfacls bu-
fniefs at the Cuilom-houfe for entering and
clearing of veffels and merchandize — Mailers of
vefiels and tranfienl perfons tranfacting bufi-
nefs in the city, may receive general informa-
tion by application at his Office. Bills of
Exchange, bills of lading, manifefls, entries,
portage bills, ftiipping papers, drawback cer-
tificates, and all kinds cf Cuflom Houfe blanks,
to be had at his office, and the fame filled up
with accuracy and difpatch.
Hardy John, teacher i7 Limibard
Hardy James, button maker 69 Shippen
Hardy Jofeph, innkeeper 9 8 High
Hare Robert, porter brewer i55 Chefnut
Hare Charles \V. attorney at lav/ 95 Walnut
Harford John, grocer 392 S Second
Harford Charles, accomptant T9 Cherry
Hargfcfheimer Samuel, fmith and farrier 4^6 S 2d.
Hargefheimer John, painter &c. 216 S Third
Hargefhimer Sc Srratton, painters &c. 49 S wharves-:
Harbin Dennis, flioemaker 272 S Fourth
( "2 )
Hargoue Jolin, fea captain 132 Lombard
Harker Jofeph, gentleman 39 Green
Harkins \Vm. fhoemaker 287 S Fourth
Harkins Roarer, fliocmaker 291 S Front
Harken Charles, carpenter i44 Plumb
Harkins Neal, bricklayer 220 S Fifth
Flarkins John, ihoemaker near 3 South alley
Harkins Wm. fhoemaker 49 S Second
Harkley James, carter 186 Cherry
Harlan Edward, carpenter 10th above Lombard
Harlan Jofnua, merchant broker 183 Walnut, office
at the coffee houfe
Harlan "sVm. merchant 55 S Wharves
Harland John, woolen draper 66 Chefnut
Harman, v/idow of George, baker i84 Saliafras
Harman Jacob, blackfmith 139 N Second
Harman John, tanner 383 N Front
Harman John, baker i&2 N Fourth
iiarman Kachei, "rith briow Cheiiiut
Harman Jacob, painter 42 S Fifth
Harmer Hannah, glover tvc. Wefts court
Harmer John, fiiipwright Oak (N. L.)
Harmes h Holtzbecker, merchants 65 Dock
Harmflead Catharine, boarding houfe 7 Elbow lane
Harmftead T^Iartin, fhoemaker 163 N Second
Harmftead Lawrence, carpenter 26 Elizabeth
Harper 8c Conrad, flour and feed ftore 237 N Front
JHarper James, fawyer ElmflicB alley
Flarper John, weigher Flarpers wharf
Harper John, fea captain Queen (K)
Harper Mary, widov/ 21 S Water
Harper's wharf opens next 83 S Water
Harrington John, accomptant York court
Harris Sarah, feamftrefs 121 N Sixth
Harris Conrad, carter 129 Budd ft
Harris. Charles, grocer 7 S Second
Harris Hannah, widow Biddies alley
Harris James, fexton near 185 S Third
Harris Jofeph, laborer Smiths court
Harris John, fea captain M'Gulloughs court
Harris John, merchant 77 Cherry
Harris John, coachman 18 St. Mary
Harris Mary, feam.flrefs 25 7 S Fourth
Harris Robert, M. D. 243 High
C n- )
Harris Lovid, next 40 N Front
Harrifon Benjamin, 49 Callowhiil
Harrifon Rachel, widow 25 1 N Front
Harrifon Georcje, Navy Agent 1 56 Chefnut, and
Store 33 S Wharves.
Harrifon John, driiggiil Sec. 10 S Second
Harrifon Jofeph, ilioeniaker 211 St. Johns
Harrifon John, gentleman 32 Callowhiil
Harrifon Mary, w"idov/ 204 Spruce
Harrifon ISIathias, gentleman 206 Spruce
Harrifon Robert, tanner above 5 11 N Second
Harrifon Thomas, taylor 72 S Third
Harrifon Wm. jun. engraver 168 S Third
Harrifon Wm. fhipwright 4 Parrams alley
Harry Hannah, boardinghoufe lO Norris alley
Harty Alexander, grocer li7 German
Hart Mrs. Drinkers court
Hart John, turner 125 N Sixth
Hart Mary, widow 184 Lomba.rd
Hart Samuel, gardner 128 S Fifth
Hart Bernard, blackfmith Pembertons alley
Hart Wm- oak cooper Harpers wharf
Hart John, druggift Sec. 8 S Second
Hart Jacob, laborer 184 Lombard
Hart Jofeph, innkeeper 184 N Third
Hart N. Merchant 48 N Third
Hart Nicholas, cedar cooper 146 S Third
Hart Seymour, gentleman 5 7 Vine
Hartley George, rigger Noble above Front &c
Steinmetz's wharf
Hartley ^Martin, fhopkeeper i64 N Second
Hartly Elizabeth, svidov/ 193 N Second
Hartman Richard, mariner 348 S Second
Hartman John, tobacconill Brevers alley
Hartnock Chriflian, block maker Charlotte ft
Hartncck Juftice, fnoemiiker 386 N Third
HartranofTChriftopher, watchman 347 Mulberry
PTarlliiorn Catherine, lOth above Spruce
HartQioxn P. gentleman 1 i4 Mulberry
ifartfock Eve, huckiter 120 Cedar
i/artung Elizabeth, furrier 31 N Third
Hartung Wm. accomptant 153 Vine
Hartweil John, fea caption 273 S FrorA
K 2.
C ii.i 3
//arvey JoQiua, laborer i65 S Sixth
Harvey Beuvy mariner 2O2 Shippen
Harvey Samuel, taylor Broad near Vine
Karvey Ann, v.idow 24 St. Marys /
Harvey Margaret, widow 78 Lombard
Harvey Peter, coachmaker near 58 S Fourth
Harvey St. John, flore keeper 65 Meade alley
Harvey Jofeph, ftioemaker lO Oak (S)
Harvey Samuel, ironmonger 24 SaiTafras
Harvy Sc Worlh, merchants 62 N Front
Harwood Jolin, E. circulating library 75 N Third
Harwood Robert, merchant 30 S Front
Haflett ^Villiam, merchant 217 S Front
Haflett James, gunmaker above 5 11 N Second
Halieil Jofeph, flioemakerSl6 S Second
Haflenclever Mary, widow 70 N Seventh
Haffinger Jrxob, merchant 207 High
Hathaway Caleb, fea captain 5 6 Almond
Hatterafh Matthew, rope maker 397 S Second
Haughcy William, grocer i94 S Water
Haupt (Jcorge, Ihoemaker 384 S Second
Haufler Chriilian, weaver Eighth above Vine
Havert C. teacherefs Emlens court
Haw as Frederick, Ihoemaker 106 Green
i7av\'ks Chriftian, hozier 440 SalVafras
Hawks Ezekiel, ferryman Butlers court
Hawke M. milkman corner of Vine alley &c Charles
Hawkins Alexander, gentleman 27 Cable lane
Hawkens Sc Allen, merchants 59 S Water
Hawkins Ann, gentlewoman 2/ Cable lane
Hawkins ifenry, fea captain 61 Pine
Hawkins John, fhoemaker li7 S Second
Hathorn Daniel, taylor 85 Paifyunk road
Hawthorn Thomas P. mariner 8 ii'udd
Hawthorn Eliza, mantua maker 105 Walnut
Haydon, widow of John, Charlotte ft
Haydon Wm. japanner 48 S Third
Haydock Robert, plumber Sc painter 38 S Second
HaydockRobert, Sc Co. plumbers, painters&c. 37
Strawberry
Haydock Samuel, merchant 8i Walnut
Kay Catherine, widow 53 S Third
Hay John, innkeeper 124 N Fourth'
Hay Edward, ilone-mafon 33-i Plumb
( 115 )
Hay Jehu, tavernkeeper 59 N Vv'uler
Hayes yldes, curpeiiter James fl
Hayes Ann, ttacliereis Enailies alley
Hayes Patrick, fea captain 69 Pine
Hay'es Samuel, merchant 89 S Third
Hayes James, carpenter Emllies alley
Hays Richard, carter Church court
Hays Samuel, ladies Qioemaker S8 S Third
Hays Samuel, mate 278 S Third
Hayns John B. innkeeper, 62 N Fourth
Hayns Mary, widow 27 Farmers alley
Hay ward John, baker Cherry near 12th
Haywood Hetty, mantua maker 265 vSallafras
Hazard Ebtnezer, gentleman i45 iMulberry
Hazard Hap, oyfterman 1 1 Ljetitia court
Hazelhurft Ifaac Sc Son, merchasts, 1 17 N Second
iind Drinkers alley
Kazelhurfl Saml. merchant 65 N 6lh
Hazelhurft Robert, attorrtey at law 117 N Second
Hazell Charles, porter 390 N Third
Hazeiton liaac, trunk maker Coopers court
Head Jofeph, mariner 230 S Third
Head Elizabeth, wafher 156 S Seventh
Hend Edv/ard, laborfrr i oO Lembard
Headley Jofeph, ihoemaker 2 5 Callowhill
iieadman William, i7 S -Eighth
/feaith Peter, oak cooper, 165 St Johns
Healy John, teacher 32 Crown
//ealy James, grocei* 45 S^i^-hth
Healy John rii^^er 225 Swanion,
iieath i/annah, gentlewoman 33 Spruce
/Teatii Charles P. iniurance broker 2 1 S Seventh
//eally Charles, counl'eilor at lav/ 74 N Second
ifeberton George, merchant 5 S Second
i/ebron John, caulker iii Chriftian
^eck George, carpenter 230 Mulberry
ifedderick Wm. laborer near ii2 Walnut
i^fcdderley George bell founder k Smith 63 S Fifth
J5/edes^ren widow, boarding houfe li9 S Tiiird
i/ediiius Andrew, fea captain r7 Coats alley
i/edges W. taylor, 90 N Water, M/Coiloughs courl
Hedges David &c Co. druggists, 59 N Third
//edges Ludlow, M. D. 59 N Third
^egner John, liniiig hocp maker.i 30. Coats.
( 116 )
Heidley Leonard, innkeeper 186 N Second
Height Chriflian, blackfmith 2 Philbert
Heimback Jacob, fliocmaker 467 N Second
Heimberger Frederick, drugf^ift 2OO N Second
Heineken J. H. C. commercial agent from the Ba-
tavjan republic 141 Mulberry
Hemold Charles, grocer i38 Callowhill
//eifler George, cedar cooper 269 N Second
//eifz Chriftian, gilder i2 Brar.ners alley
i^'eifz Frederick, merchant 2O6 Saffafras
//eifz John, taylor Vine alley
ifeifz Chriftian,' trader i48 N Fifth
//elens Benj. vendue cryer Chefnut near Seventh,
i/elfenflein Rev. Samuel, 39 N Fourth
i/elfrich Francis, taylor 2O8 S 5th
Ifellerman John, laborer 430 N Third
Helm Chrifiian, v/atch maker 13 N Fifth
Helm Elizabeth, fliopkceper 8 6 Saffafras
/fclm Adam, laborer Koble above Third
i7elm Eliza, tc.vern-kecper 5 7 Cherry 82 N Fifth
iJelm George W. grocer 2i2 S Second
Helm John, watchman 90 Gaikill
i/elm Charles, fl-ioe-heel-maker 90 Gafiiill
iz'elmuth Rev. Henry C. 196 iJigh
i/clmuth John K. merchant, 151 S Second
^elt Daniel, carpenter Juniper above Saffafras
i^clt Mary, nurfe £7 N Sixth
//elm Jacob, blackfmiih 108 N Seventh
i/embel Wm. feni.,. taylor 16 N. Water
Bi-mht] Samuel, carter corner of Callowhill 8c 7th
i7embel William, jun. meichant i7 N Front
//empill Jane, midwife 73 Plumb
//empill.Jofviph, attorney at law 15 S Fifth
Henchman ^lichael> brick maker do.
Henchman Ciiriftopber, gentleman i87 N Second^
Henchman John, brick maker i98 Saffafras
Henchman John fen. gentleman i74 Saffafras
ifenchman Adam, grocer 28 N. Ninth
AVnOerfon Sc Cochran, grocers next i38 S Water-
/fenderfon Sarah, widow, rear 2 Coombs alley
JTenderfon Jofeph, carpenter 28 Gailiil
/fcndcrfon J/enry, &c Co. hatters 141 S Front
Tienderfcn Mather, grocer, 5 Strawberry
/icndtrfcn .John, carpenter 15 6 S Fift.K
( 117 )
//enderfon James, carpenter, i06 Cedar
//enderfon Mary, grocer 153 S Third
Ilenderfon Stephen, lilver plater 7 Knights court
//enderfoii Jo'.ui, fait nicaCirer i59 N Second
Henderfon Samuel, fa^.vyer Frankfort road
llenderfon \Vm. fea captain 159 Mulberry
Henderfon Thomas, grocer 64 Spruce
Henderfon Wm. laborer 444 S Front
-ft^enderfon Wm. coal meafurer i6i N Water
Henderfon William, tobacconifl 9 Walnut
Hendricks widow, 6i Qvieen
Hendricks Samuel, cutler i9 PafTyunk
Henneffey Thomas, accomptant79 N. Tenth
Henri gel Jacob, taylor i3 8 Vine
Henry George A. merchant 56 N Front 23 SaiTafras
Henry Alexander, merchant 225 High
Henry Mary, fhopkeeper, 6S N Fourth
Henry Barney, ftevadore, 183 S Front 182 Water
Henry Chrlftopher, carter, Charlotte
Henry Cafper, brlckmaker, York road
Henry John, hair dreffer, 144 S Water
Henry Maria, wido\r, 450 N Third
Hfcsjry HanRab, i66 Coates
Henry Hu;,"h, fhoemaker. 73 N Sixth
Henry Cefar, coachman i24 S Sixth
Henry James, laborer, Fourth b^loir ^Merrits lane
Henry Wm. flioe dealer, 53 High, & corner Third
and Coatei
Henry Violet, widow, Water above Callowhill
Henry Peter, blackfmith. Fourth above Brown
Henry Mrs. teacher 154 St. Johns
Henry Jolin, dealer 52 PaiTyunk road
Henry William, printer, flerling alley
Henry Wm. caipenter, 70 Catherine
Hinry Wm. copperfmiih, 47 S 4th and 43 High
Henfon Hannah, v/idow, ftampei^s alley
Henfzey Jofeph, windforchair maker, i06 S Eighth
Hera John, pewterer, 230 N Second
Herbert Lawrence, Oiopkeeper, 16i High
Herbert Ifiac, bricklayer, 160 Cherry
Herbert William, mariner, 25 ^Mary (S)
Herd Sufinnah, vicl-jaller, 13 Fayette
Herknei^i Adam, ftone cutter, 22'n Nintk
( 118 )
Herman Wm. whitefmith, i46 N Third [Se? Bar]
Herman 'widow of William, baker, 340 S Front
Heron J. tavernkeeper, corner Shiopen and Crab
Herrald James, printer i84 Lombard
Herring widow of Cdward, Wood above 4th
Herrington Hannah, waflicr, 157 Cedar
Herfe Samuel, grocer, 99 N Third
Hertzog Andrew, fhcp-keeper 37 S Front
Hertzog Jofeph, grocer, 177 N Second
Hefs George, carter, lOz Coates
Hefs Lewis, blackfmith, 178 N Fifth
Hefs Peter, flioe maker, i49 St. Johns,
Hefler Ifaac, ihopkeeper, 198 N Second
Hefter widow, 35 2 N Third
Hetherington George, tavernkeeper, 226 S Sixth
Hetherington i^ichard, victualler 2.28 Cedar
Hetherington Henry, merchant, ii4 6'hefnut
Hewes Jofiah, gentleman, 15 S Third [5ee Hughes'}
Hewfon Thomas, M. D. 41 Spruce
Hewdfon J. callico printer, Cherry (K)
Hewdfon J. callico printer. Point road
Hewett William, Middle alley.
Hewett Thomas, fea captain, 86 Crown
Heyberger Jacob, grocer, 222 N Third
Heyberger George blackfmith, 351 N Front 2i Ar-
tillery lane
Heyde John, taylor, 24 N Ninth [See Hyde']
Heydel Sarah, milliner, 1 10 N Second
Heyl George, jun. attorney at law, Sc notary public
92 S Second
Heyl George, tobacconift, 160 High
Heyl John, bruih maker, 204 N Second
Heyl Catharine, widow, Loxleys court
Heyl Philip, baker, 106 N Second
Heylin Ifaac, M. D. 13 S. Seventh
Hibbard James, currier, 99 Callowhill
Hibbs Brightwell, taylor, 10 Pine
Hibbs Wm. rope maker. Carpenter (S)
Hickey Michael, mariner, 28 Meade alley
Hickman Benjamin, plaifterer, near i49 Vine
Hickman George, tciylor, i Swanfon
Hickman Elizabeth, boarding houfe, 22 Carters alley
( H9 )
Hickman Selby, merchant taylor, 35 Sc 37 Spruce
Hicks N. late city commiffioner, 23 Keys alley
Hicks Sylvanus, flioe maker, near 119 Plumb
Hicks William, city commiflioner, 9 Crown.
Hicler John, bricklayer, iith above SalTafrafs
Higbee Sc Milnor, merchants, 57 S Wharves
Higbee Jofeph, merchant, 64 S Fifth
Higgens John, pilot, 36 Mary (S)
Higgerfon Jofeph, bricklayer, 32 Brown
Higgens, widow, baker. Vine alley
Higgins John, grocer, corner High k Schuylkill od*.
High Jacob, flioemaker, 94 Chriftian
Hilburn Benjamin, v/heel wright, 339 Callowhill
Hillburn J. wheel wright, near 32 1 Callowhill
Hilborn Jofeph, mercLant, i2 N Fourth
Hill Mary Ann, near 5 Pewter platter alley
Hill Elizabeth, fliop-keeper, 110 N Third
Hill L'enjarain, grocer, 5 N Second
Hill Elizabeth, widow, 27 Callowhill
Hill George, plaifterer, 22 Elfreths alley
Hill Hugh, brick-layer, 24 George it
Hill Jacob, fiiherman. Queen (K)
Hill John, fhipw right. Queen (K)
Hill John, waiter, 38 S Fifth
Hill Jofeph, taylor, 74 N Water
Hill John, tobacconiil, 247 S Second
Hill John, Plaifterer, 15 Gafldl
Kill Jolm, mariner, 25 Plumb
Hill John, flioem.aker, Penn (K)
Hill John, furveyor Sc draftfman> 25 6 High
Hill Johanna, widow, 19 Elfieths alley
Hill Jofeph J boat builder, 25 Queen
Hill Lawrence, fliip wright. Mulberry
Kill Mrs. feamflrefs, 85 German
Hill Mary, widow. Queen (K)
Hill Mary, innkeeper, 56 Sailafras
Hill Mary, teacher of ladies, 256 High
Hill Jofeph, fea captain, 38 Almond
Hill Mcfes, lumber merchant, 401 N Front
Hill Robert, porter, 42 Plumb
Hill Robert, cabinetmaker, 15 N Ninth ^
Hill James, mariner, 289 S Fourth
Hill Samuel, carpenter, 25 Pewterplatter alley
C 120 )
Killegas Michael, one of the aldermen, 20 S Sixth
Hillmaii John, taylor, 23 iilfreths alley
Hillman Cornelius, tavern keeper, 36 Penn
Hillman & Lippincott, taylors corner of Mulberry
and Water
Hillyer Joan, Ihoemaker, Sliackemnxen
Hiiyard & Pippit, merchant taylors, 21 S Third
Hilyard , bricklayer, li 8 Lombard
Hiiyard John, brick-layer, i39 Green
Hims i^rederic, fanelm.an, 475 N Second
Himes John, baker, 458 N Third [See Hymesl
Hinckle Adam, viclualler, Taurencc
Hii:ickle Conrad, rope maker, Gerinantown road
Hiner Samuel, porter, Laurence
Hines Wm. laborer. Well ft \_Sce Hynes']
Hines James, rigger, ii4- Queen
Hink Lewis, laborer, 2 70 N Lighth
Hinlde John, potter, 236 High
Hinkle , blackfmith 8c innkeeper, 321 Callowhill
Kinkle Henry, porter, William ft
Kinkle John, porter, Wood above Eiglith
Hinckle John, vi6\ualler, Laurence 24 O fhambles
Kinkle Jofeph, laborer, 329 N Third
Hinkle Peter, victualler, Laurence 30 O fhambles
Hinney Jacob, tobacconift, 287 C'aliowhill
Hinfar Jacob, toyman, 34 High 2i PcWterplatter
alley
Hirft'l'homas, tinplate worker, 1 15 High, St Mora-
vian alley (See Hurst)
Hinton B. erocer, 229 S Fifth
Hippenftiel William, teacher, Hanover
Hirneifen Jacob, mintner, 25 N Seventh
Hirneifen George, grocer, 42 N Seventh
Hirneifen George, 13 Farmers alley
Hiiler Nicholas, oak cooper, Merrits lane
"Hitchcock i/aniel, mathematician, 4 1 3 S Second
Hittle Philip, (kin drelfer, 5 8 St. Johns
Hiter Jacob, laborer, I26 N Filth
Hobert R. E. marine infurance office, 86 S Front
Hobbert Hannah, widow, 79 Walnut
Hobbart Charles, news carrier, 238 Cedar
Hobbart John, Ihoe maker, Well'i alley
Hobfon John, grocer, 173 S Fifth
Hocielchen Amos, blackfmith 7 Farmers alley
( 121 >
Ilocckley Eleanor, widow, 153 N Third
Hoeckley Fred, lace Sc fringe weaver, 304 N 2d
Hockley T. ii'onnionger, 82 liicjh 20-t Mulberry
Hodgdon &c Harris, merchants Steinmetz wharf
Hodgdon Samuel, merchant 1 26 Mulberry
Ilodgdon Benjamin, fea captain 2 77 S Front
Hodgdon Wm. laborer, Pine above Tenth
Hodge And. merchant 92 Mulberry 87 N Water
Hodge Hannah, widow, 67 High
Hodge George, mariner 74 Fenn
Hodge Wm. caulker Frankford road
Hodges warf, opens nf.xt 85 N Water
Hodges Robert, grocer i40 Cherry
Hodges John, grocer 359 N Second
Ploft' Jacob, bricklayer 143 N Fifth
Hoff Margaret, widow, 48 Cherry
Hoff John, printer 48 Cherry
Hoff Valentine, upholfterer 4 N Fifth
Hofe Thomas, carter 28 Mary
Hcefman Nicholas, 18, 5 1, &; 32 Green ftreet
Holeman Jacob, boardinghoufe 38 Mead alley
Hoffman V. Sc Danl. blackfmiths 20 1 Saffafrafs
Hoffman Wolfgang, comb maker 2 6z Saffafras
Hoffman widow ©f Peter, 2 99 S Third
Hoft'man Valentine, black fmith 166 Saffafras
Hoffman Ifaac, carpenter i42 i»rown
Hoffman James, laborer Duke (K)
Hoffman George, carter Vienna ft
Hoffman Jafper, farmer Wood fl
Hoffner Henry, bricklayer 270 Mulberry
Hoffner Margaret, widov/ 8 Branch
Hoffner Sophia, gentiev/oman li9 N Fifth
Hoffner widow, boarding houfe 13 Branch
Hogan James, dealer 234 S Third
Hogan David, printer &c. 51 S Third
ilcgg John, plaifferer 1 17 S Sixth
Holaban Jacob, blackfmith 158 S 9th and corner of
Locuft
Holden Jeremiah, pilot 14 Chriftiati
Holdernefs Wm. merchant 7<i High
Holdlhip Henry, carpenter 32 Elizabeth
Holgate Samuel, fhoemaker 339 S Front
Holland Hannah, fiiopkeeper 3 N Front
L
( 122 )
Holland John Jofeph, artift 95 S Eighth
Holland Henry ,J laborer Middle alley
Holland N. hatter 60 S Second
Holland Samuel, hatter Loxleys alley
Holland C. 8c F. Englifli, merchants 23 Chefnut
Hollick Charles, grocer near 12 CrefTons alley
Hollick Sarah, feamflrefs 10th near SafTafrafs
Hollingshead -f^dmond, faddler Sec. 6 S Fourth
Hollingfworth Levi, merchant 16 Dock
HoUingfworth L. £c Son, merchants 72 S Wharves
Hollingfworth Jehu &c Co. merchants 47 Penn
HoLLIMGSWORTH's wharf opens next 141 SOUTH
WATER
HoUman George, porter William ft
Hollman Peter, chair-maker, 37 Coates alley
j^cllman Richard, mariner 165 S Fifth
j4ollobert Jane, widow, 3 Gafkill
jjcllobufli Youft innkeeper. New above Third
Hollov/ell Hefter, v/idow, i34 Spruce (see Hal)
Hollyday Wm. Hone cutter Spruce above 10th. and
280 Highflreet
Hollyday Elizabeth, wafher 288 Saffafrafs
Holmes John, mariner Coxes alley
Holmes Abel, faddler 58 N Fifth
Holmes Jeffe, carpenter i40 German
Holmes Abel, jnnr. faddler 75 New
Holmes Mary, feamftrefs Taper Alley
Holt George, hair dreffer 44 N Third
Homan Abraham, carpenter 332 Saffafras
Hommans John G. miiiician 25 8 Mulberry
Honey George, clerk to the county commifiioners
107 SaiTai'ras
Honey Gecrge, jun. carpenter Heydes court
Honeycomb Jofeph, laborer 28 Farmers alley
Hood John, llorekeeper 85 Sc 89 Swanfon
Hood James, A. merchant 2 Norris's alley
Hood George, tavernkeeper i 14 Swanfon
Hcod'J. P. blockmaker, i34 N Water, i39 Front
Hood John, ihoemaker il4 N Fourth
Hoed Jonathan, Iboemaker i9 Creflbns alley
Hood Thos. oak cooper, 4 Little Water, 29 Penn
Hood Elizabeth, watner, Rofe alley
Hoody William, carpenter i/ocuft above Tenth
Hook John, potter 3i2 N Second'
( 1^3 )
Hook Frederick, brewer nth ribove Mulberry'
Hookey Anthony, grocer 349 N I'hird
Hookey Mary, ^vido^v, Lilly alley
Hookey Catherine, widow, ii8 Brown
Hooman John, gardener Hudfons lane
Hoon John, laborer Vine alley
Hoon Daniel, carter 92 Green
Hooper Eve, widow Chrifllan above Fifch
Hoopes Amos, carpenter 13 Koight's court
Hoopes Ifrael, v/heelwrlght 299 Mulberry
Hoot Geo. painter Sc glazier, 5 2 N. Fourth ft.
Hootcn Benjamin, biuil"imaker iii N Second
Hootman John, llioemaker 133 Plumb
Hoover Jacob, gardener Shakernuxen
Hoover John, laylor Steinmetz court
Hoover jMichacl, vitlualler Noble above Eighth Sc
7 Hill market
i/bover John, ropcmaker 458 S Second
Hoover Jacob, carter Hanover
Hoover Jofeph, laborer Cherry above ThirteentJ^
Floover Anthony, laborer 153 Green
Hoover Ann, feamftrefs 455 S Second
Hope Thomas, grocer Browns court
Hopkins Sc Hovvell, ironmongers 86 High
Hopkins J. inventor of his double cutting razor flrop
65 S Third
Hopkins Patrick, laborer 65 Paffyunk road
Hopkins Richard, ironmonger 28 High
Hopkins Rebecca, widow 33 Povreil
Hopkins John, ironmonger 8 High
Hopkins Robert, infpei.-ior of cuiloms i3 4 Pine
i/opkins W'm. umbrella maker 77 N Front Sc Ger-
mantown road
Hopkinfon Jofeph, attorney at lav,', 132 Chcfnut
above Fourth
Hoppel George, vi{^ualler corner c.f Gvcen Iz Third
Hoppel Cafper, tobacconift 1 1th below High
Hopple v/idow of George, Frofpefl; alley
Hopple Andrew, chocolate faS^ory, £5 Shippeu
iiTopper Elizabeth, widow Brooks court
//opper Ifaac T. taylor 72 Dock
i/opps Mary, grocer 339 N Front
Hopfon Gideon, rogemjvker 8 Hopkins CQxivt
( 1-^4 )
Korn Benjamin, ftindman oak (N. L.)
Horn Chriflian'dj grocer 2O6 S Fourth
Horn Jacob, tax colle6\or 55 N Fifth
Horne^roat Catherine, 83 N Front
Hornar Benjannn, jun. ironmon?^er 8 Church alley
Hornar Benjamin, ironmonger 208 N Front
Hornar Ecnj. l<. Son, ironmongers 47 High
Horner k. Willbn, g-rocers 2l4 High
i/orner StacV) merchant 52 N Water Sc 29 Vine
iiorner Lucy, gentlewoman 18 Branch
Horning Lewis, inkeeper 1 5 Branch
Kcrnketh Jeremiah, brickmaker 464 Saffafras
Hoi tenftein John, carter 99 Coates fl
Hortman Jacob, brewer 286 N Eighth
i/oFier Henry, laborer 36 Brown ft
Jfo&ins Thomas, accomptant 168 S Fifth
Ilofliins Eleanor, widow 180 !M\ilberry
Hof^ins Tiiomas, merchant 27 Branch
Houck John, fnopkeeper i43 N Sixth
Hough Thomas, gentleman 2O Pine
Hough Thomas, teacher 2 Hopkins court
Houlecan A. blackfiTkith, 72 Zane
Houie Akiiander, white wa(l:ier Garden
Kouf:; Richard, wharf builder 7 Pewter Platter alley
Houfe Peter, carpenter 499 N. Third
Houfe George, viciualler. Garden
iioufeman Cliurity, viS^tualler, 17 Fitzwalter
Houfci Jacob, hog vit^lualler, 83 Brown
Houfer John, porter and grocer 32 PaiTyunk road
iioufnold Sarah, teacher 28 Cable lane
Koutten Maithew, porter 276 S Fifth
Houllon James, fea captain 278 South Fourth
Houfton John, liiborer 286 S Fourth
Houilon Jane, grocer 306 N Front
Houilon William, furgeon and dentift 14. S Fourth
Houtzeil Jacob, jeweller York court
Hovendon Richard, grocer 437 S Front
How John, carpenter 107 Cherry
How Jeffrey, Callowhill above the Ridge road
How Robert, llioemaker 50 1 S Second
Houard Lewis, taylor 47 Walnut
Howard INlrs. nuri\i 50 Swanfon
Howard Ann, widow 19§ Cherry
( IJ'5 )
Howard John, gentleman 29 Strawberry
Howard Peter, blacklmith 483 N Second
Howard Peter, flioemaker 100 S Second
Howard Thomas, ironmonger 40 S Second'
Howard , mate i95 N Front
Howaid William, fhallopman 427 N Front
Hov/ard Samuel, cabinet maker 369 S Second
Howard George, bricklayer 418 S Second
Howcrat't Thomas, potter SIO N Second
i/owcll A. &c CO. tanners and curriers 107 Chefnut'
Howell Abraham, M. D. 387 N Front
Howell Ephraim, carter York road
Howell Ezekiel, taylor 17 N Sixth
Howell Hannah, boarding houfe 13 N Fourth
Kowe:ll Hannah, widow i74 N Fifth
Howell James, filverfmith 27 Keys alley, 50 S Front
Hovv-ell Aaron, tanner next 48 PaiTyunk road
Howell Richard, carter 13t Callowhill
Howeil R. furveyor and draftsman 132 N Third
Howell P. inkeeper 94 N Second
Howell George, merchant 8 Chefnut
Howell Maria, gentlewoman 27 Keys alley
Howell Saml. E. merchant 17 S wharves, 293 High
Howell Samuel, merchant j 4 Chefnut
Howell William, accomptant Locuft above Eighth
Howland Ifaac, grocer 435 N Front
Howland Jos. fhocmaker, 52 German, 533 S Front
Hovviand Patrick, bouler SB S Water
Howman John, mariner 32 Lombard
Floy Thomas, fhoeinakcr 6 Mary's aliey
Hoy John, Ihoemaker 33 Giiiaires alley
Hozey Ifaac, lumber merchant 327 S Front, near
loo Swanfon k '6 Catherine
Hubbert Anthony, Carpenter 504 N Second
Hubbert Chriftian, carpenter Poplar lane above 2d
Huber Henry, grocer i42 N Second
Hubley Michael, hatter 4 Garrigucs court
Huddle Joieph, fiave merchant 8 7 Swanibn
Huddle Benjamin, mariner i85 S Front
Huddk Joieph, jun. ilave merchant 362 S Front'
Huddle Samuel, mariiier 471 S Front
Hnddlc John, porter 1 1 Kunckle
ifudnut Hannah, widov/, 20 Callowhil (Ireet;
L 2:
( 126 >
Hudfon Benjamin, laborer 187 S Seventh
HudfoD Sarah, huckfter 103 Shippen
Hudfon John, fea captain 117 Cedar
Hudlbn James, taylor 59 S Water
Hudfon Edward, dentill 52 S Third
Huff Jacob, viclualler 35 5 Callowhill,4 O. Shambles
Huff John, carpenter next 315 Callowhill
Huff George, coachman 60 N Seventh
Huffey John, laborer 460 N Front
Hufford Simon, laborer Saffafras above Broad
Hufty Jane, feamftrefs 200 Vine
Hufty J. ftone cutter i49 Sc 151 N Sixth
Hufty S: Burk, taylors 138 Spruce
Hughes Ann, M'idow 158 Walnut
Hughes Caleb, merchant taylor 307 N Third
Hughes Catherine, teacher near 2 Moravian alley
Hughes Edward, porter 228 Catherine
Hughes Thomas, tavern keeper Beach ft
Hughes Jolhua, corner of Tljird and Plumb
Hughes James, fea captain 36 Queen
Hugbes John, merchant, N. E. corner 2nd. Sc High=
iTughes Levy, lawyer Queen ft (K)
Hughes Robert, lea captain near 101 Coates
Hughes Elizabeth, widow 69 Chriftian
Hugh Elizabeth, boarding houfe 4i N Eighth
Hugg Jacob, ftiip joiner Sp.ys wharf
Huggins Benjamin, fea captain 45 Swanfon
Hughton Henry, laborer Weft ft
Huliock Michael, Ihoe maker 214 Cherry
Hulings Lawrence, ftiipwTight 506 S Second
[lull Jacob, tax collector liO N Seventh
Hull John, fliopkeeper 78 Almond
Hull John, cabinet maker 78 N Seventh
Hull Peter, laborer Schievely's alley
Humphrevilie E. cabinet maker 12.1 New
Humphreys Thomas, china merchant 203 High,
24 S Seventh
'Humphreys Richard, china merchant 227 High
jiumphreys Eliza, teacherefs, near 11 North alley
Humphreys Clement, head infpeClor 8t meafurer of
lumber 48 Spruce
Humphreys Daniel, printer k bookfeller 48 Sprues.
Uumphreys James, Ihipwright Warrenft
C 127 )
HumpTutysJas. printer, &c. corner of Dock Walnut
Humphreys James, afliflant marflial z8 Rofe alley-
Humphreys James, jun. notary public 53 Spruce
Humphreys Jolhua, Ihip builder 240 Sw.anfon
Plumphreys Mary, widow 30 Carters alley
Humphry s Abel, merchant 106 .S'pruce
Hunn A. gentleman, Dock, near Third street.
Hunn Daniel, brick maker 343 SaiTafras,
Hunt Ghriftopher, accomptant It. Oak
Hunt Daniel, flone cutter Locuft above l^th.
Hunt Richard, conllable 28 S Fourth
Hunt Edward, fea captain 275 S Front
Hunt John, wheelwright 313 Mulberry
Hunt James, vi6lualler i54 N Fifth.
Hunt Pierfon, merchant 62 S Fifth
Hunt Thomas, fea captain 40 Saffafras,
Hant Wilfon, merchant i6 S Front
Hunt William, perfumer 66 N Front
Huntington James, mariner 28 Chriftian
Hunter George, druggift. Sec. il4 S Second
Hunter , attorney at law 60 S Sixth
Hunter Wm. foap boiler 99 N Fifth
Hunter Robert, laborer i4 Bank ft
Fiunter John, foap boiler 36 Grown;
Hunter Wm. laborer 87 N Fifth
Hunter Hugh, oyfterman 2.1 N Eighth
Hunter John, jullice of the peace i86 Cedar
Hunter. Matthew, fuller Cedar above Tenth
Hunter Sarah, 2I6 S Second
Hunter William, coach maker i7i Walnut
Hupfitkl Charles, grocer 126 Saffafras
Hurly John, painter Sc glazier 199 S Front
Hurly Mary, widow Middle alley
Hurly Thos. paper hanging manufaaory 68 Chefnut
Hurly Thomas, laborer 4 Hopkins court
Huron Lawrence, merchant 71 N Water
Hurry S. merchant 50 S Sixth
Hurry & J. AV. Lawerfwyler, merchants St. George
near Sixth
Hurll Charles, gentleman corner of Cedar and 5th-.
Hurfl Flenry, carpenter 042 N Front
Hurft Harvey, attorney at law near 258 High
Hurft John, carpenter 266 S Fourth
Hultler William; merchant 69 S Fourth..
( 123 )
Hufton ThoinriS, fadler, 73 Nev; ft
Huftoii Charles, carpenter 4 5 Spafford
Hilt , carpenter 26S S Sixth
Hutch Jofeph, Ihoemaker near 45 Cable lane
liutchins Jofeph, D. D. 83 k 90 S Third
Hutcliins Thomas, tayior 272 S Tront
Hutchinfon C. block £c pump maker 23 Little Water
Hutchinfon James, tayior 291 S. Front
Hutchinfon John^ carpenter Seventh near Spruce
Hutchinfon Margaret, grocer 29 N Tenth
Hutchinfon Mahlon, merchant 48 N Third
Hutchinfon Thomas, tayior 32 G S Front
Hutchinfon Sidney, widow 4 Church alley
Hutman George, blackfmith 15 N Sixth
Huttman George, hair dreffer St. Tammany
Hutton James, ironmonger 5 3 High
HuLton M. fliip joiner 55 Catherine, 135 Swanfou.
Hutton Nathaniel, fnip wright 382 S Front
Hutton John, oSice of the Baltimore packet, Ha-
miltons wharf
Hutton Benjamin, fhipy/right 260. Swanfon
Hutton John, merchant 17 Queen
Hutton, widow of Thomas, (hip wright 40 Almond.
Hutton Thomas, grocer i38 S Eighth
Hutts Jonathan, carter Spruce above Eighth
Hutz Daniel, victualler 'ZjO SalTafras
HutzP. viclualler Wood above 6th, 40 O. fliambles-
Hyde George, Sc Co. book binders Sec. 7 i Chefnut
Hyde John, fca captain iBS N Front
Hydel Elizabeth, iiiopkeeper 7i Green
Hylegan Jeremiah, mariner Pine above Sixth
Hyler John, fliop keeper K)9 N Third
Hylie Jacob, Ihoemaker lil Catherine
Hymer John, viPtualler 306 Vine
Hymer Wm. carpenter Cherry ft (K)
Hymer John, biick maker Fourth above Brown
Hymer Adam, viclualler Charlotte, i9 New market
Hymes ^•fdani, carpenter Mulberry (is.)
Hym.es Jacob, tayior 74 Lombard
Hymes, v.idow of Andrew, tavernkeeper -Seech
Hyndman Samuel, publifher z68 S Foutth-
Hyneman Charlotte, huxter 50 Vine
Hyneman John, tayior 120 N Water.
Hyneman Wni. grocer 9i Plumb.
( 129 )
Hyncman widow, 1 CrelTons alley
Hyneman John, accomptant 24 St. Johns
Hyneman George, teacher 85 Callowhill
Hyr\cs James, mariner 5 Shippen
Hyfler Peter, grocer above 5il N Second
Hytcr James, ropemaker, 126 Callowhill ftreet
I
GNATIA Mr. dancing mafter 70 S Fourth
Imljert Felix, merchant 21 iS Second
Imlay Robert, merchant 5 N Water
Immel, widow of Michael, inn 8c ftore keeper 76
N Third
Immel John, Printer Sec. i59 N Sixth
Inches Thomas, v/eaver 84 S Third
Ince James, rigger 20 Artillery lane
Innadeli John P. merchant 65 S Wharves
IngerfoU Jared, counfellor at law i8i Chefnut
Ingle John, cornchandler i95 N Third
Ingels George, naval flore keeper I^aboratory
Ingles John, fhingle dreirer29i S Fifth
Inglis Jofeph, accomptant 95 N Fifth
Inglis Catherine, fpinl\er 99 Pine
ingraham F. merchant 6 Dock, 279 High
Ingrefs Thomas, blackfmith York road
Inkfon Rebecca, fhcpkeeper 170 N Front
Innes Wm. &c Co. brev/ers i3i Sc i33 N Water
Innes Henry, fhoemaker i20 N Fifth
Innes 8c ^ervafs, grocers Vine ft Wharf
Innes Jofeph, carpenter 27 Coates
Infall John, laborer 43 Small ft
Inlkeep John, merchant 98 S Front
Infkeep John, well digger i42, Cherry
Ireland ^Iphonfo C. carpenter iT Powell
Irick Chiiftopher, deputy flour infpe6lor i78 S 6tb
Irons Soloman, fhingle dreffcr 27 Filbert
Irvine James, gentleman ii9 Mulberry
Irvine Robert, grocer N W corner of Shippen Sc 4t]^
Irvine James, blackfmith 3i5 S Front
Irvine General, 270 High
( 130 )
Irving David, innkeeper 8 and lO S Sixth
Irwin John, bricklayer 35 Shippen
Irvin John M. au6liGneer 101 S Fifth
Irwin David, waiter near 5 South alley
Ifaacs Ifaac, fea captain 197 S Seventh
llborn Ifabella, widow 19 Crabb
Ifdell James, fhoemaker Queen (K)
Ifrael Ifrael, High Sheriff 89 Chefnut
Ifrael Samuel, £c Co. auctioneers 56 S Front
Dry Goods Sale — Mondays Sc Thurfdays, afternoon.
Groceries Sale — Tucfdays & Fridays, forenoon.
Ives John, carpenter 87 N Seventh
Ivory Matthew, bifcuit baker Griffels alley
J ACK 'FRANCIS, bricklayer 2 18 S'i'hird
Jack John C. taylor, 162 Shippen ftreet
Jack Robert, tavernkeeper 1 8 Vernon
Jack Robert, mariner 59 Shippen
Jackaway N. plaifterer St. Johns above CallowhiU
Jackaway Rebecca, widow 369 N Second
Jackaway Nat. plaifterer corner Noble &; St. Johnsi
Jackfon John, accomptant 9 Strawberry
Jackfon Mrs. feamflrefs i36 N Eighth
Jackfon Catherine, teacher, Lodge alley
Jackfon & Setton, druggifts ^c l29 Mulberry
Jackfon Samuel, laborer 18 Wagners alley
Jackfon C. blackfmith 133 S Second 26 Dock
Jackfon N. fliipwright 103 Catherine
Jackfon David, druggift &c. 26 S Third
Jackfon Jacob, baker 9 Callowhill
Jackfon Francis, laborer 25 Hurft ft
Jackfon Samuel, laborer 50 Crown
Jackfon John W. fhoemaker 20a St. Johns
Jackfon John, laborer 27 Farmers alley
Jackfon Ifaac H. merchant Chefnut above Ninth
Jackfon Jeremiah, P. fea captain 54 Artillery lan«
Jackfon John, merchant 2 33 High
Jackfon John, blackfmith 35 Becks alley
Jackfon John, laborer 144 S Eighth
( 131 )
Jackfon Mary, gentlewoman 36 Walnut
Jackfon Mary, leamftrefs 64 German
Jackfon Robert, carpenter 1 29 Cedar
Jackfon Richard B. grocer i95 N Third
Jackfon Sc Wharton, merchants 59 S Wharves
Jackfon Thomas, merchant ^2 High
Jackfon Wm. furveyor of the port 257 Cliefnut
Jacobs Wm. halter 23 Callowhill
Jacobs Ifrael, gentleman 5 N Second
Jacobs James, fea captain 23 N Tenth
Jacobs Chriftian, laborer 133 Green
Jacobs Benjamin, black ball maker 88 Green
Jacobs Conrad, oak cooper poplar lane above 2d
Jacobs Nicholas, flioemaker 50 Almond
Jacobs W. S. M. D. 163 Mulberry
Jacobs John, mariner 48 Meade alley
Jacoby Leonard, merchant 137 N Second
James Margaret, widow 27 Queen
James Elizabeth, widow 12th below Chefnut
James Frederick, laborer 4th above Brown
James Joim, waiter 200 Cherry
James Martha, teacher 85 N Sixth ^
James James, tavernkeeper Almond ft wharf /
James Otto, cabinet maker near 350 S. Front V
James Ifaiah, fait merchant 196 N Front
James John, merchant i8 N Fifth 13 S Front, 344
and 350 S Front
James Thomas, laborer Shackemuxen
James Peter, waiter 24 Farmers alley
James Thomas C. M. D. 128 Spruce
James David, laborer 48 PaRyunk road
Jam.es Mary, milliner 15 S Front
James Thomss, mariner 23 5 Mulberry
January David, gentlem.an i23 Cedar
Januury R. widow Cioforth alley
Jaquett Thomas, uphoiilcrer 35 S Front
Jarvis Elijah, B. gentleman 25 N Ninth
Jarvis Richard mariner 88 Galkill
Jarvis John, accomptant 12 Almond
Jarvis Jofeph, fea captain 96 Plumb
Jarvis Elizabeth, boardinghoufe 25 N Fifth
Jardella Andrew, fculpture i72 Mulberry
J^irdella Jofeph, carver 32 German
( 13z )
Jarden Samuel, plaifterer lith above Mulberry
Jaudon Daniel, teacher 226 Mulberry
Jaurncin P. merchant 96 S Fifth
Jauffitud Peter, grocer i91 S Second
Jazel George, copperfmith 226 S Third
Jeanau Samuel, mariner 67 Lombtird
Jeans Ifaac carter, 372 N. Third flj
Jeanney Elizabeth, feamftrefs Queen (K)
Jeffers Daniel, plaifterer i7 Crabb
Jeffers Wm. v.aiter back, of 38 S i^ifth
Jeffers John, carpenter q Branners alley
Jenreys Edward, fupervifor of roads i37 Coates
Jefferys John, carpenter Wood above i^ourth
JefiVeys Daniel, brick maker J 39 Coates
Jefieribn Wm. oyiterman 4^ Plumb
Jenkins Jofeph, brewer 3 S Sixth
Jenkins Edwaid, lea captain 1U2 N Third
Jenkins David, 1O6 German
Jenkins Thos. boat builder Liberty alley
Jenkins W m. fhoe dealer 32 High, near 484 N 2d
Jenks Sc Fell, merchants 38 N Second
Jenks Jonathan, merchant 2O S Wharves
Jennngs Mary, widow, 15 Coates alley
Jeni.et J. B. merchant, 77 N. I'hird llreet
Jennmgs , oak cooper 10 Locuft
Jennings John C. potter 131 St. Johns
Jermain Ezckiel, carter 140 Swanfon fsteGerJ
Jermain Abraham, watchman Saliafras alley
Jeffop Ifaac, laborer i96 Lombard
Jewell Kenneth, taylor 78 Mulberry
Jewlin Wm. carpenter 12 Elizabeth fi
Joad John, upholfterer 1O8 S Second
Jobfon Samuel, glue maker Noble above Second
Johns Mary, tavernkeeper 470 S Front
Johns Richard, Liberty alley
Johnibn Andrevr, carpenter 295 S Third
Johnfon Adam, laborer 45 Cailowhill
Johnfon Cefar, laborer 80 N Fifth
Johnibn Bcnj. printer and bookleller 3 1 High
Johnion Benj. oyilerman 18 Pewterplatter alley
Johnfon Barney, carter 105 German
Johnibn Charles, laborer St. Tammany
Johnfon Charles, carpenter 14 Plumb
( 133 )
Johnfan Conrad, grocer 543 N Front
Johnfon Edward, mariner back of 373 S Front
Johnfon Charles, grocer corner 10th and Spruce
Johnfon David, laborer 2O I Lombard
Johnfon Frederick, caulker 393 S Second
Johnfon David, laborer 71 Swanfon
Johnfon Ifaac, coachman 187 S Fourth
Johnfon Jeremiah, iign painter next 50 S Fourth
Johnfon Ifaac, grocer 182 N Water
Johnfan Ifaac, tax collector 17 1 St. Johns
Johnfon James, Ihipwright 45i S Front
Johnfon Jacob, cabinet maker 207 N 8th
Johnfon Jacob, bookfeller 8c flationer 147 High
Johnfon James, painter and glazier 6 Pewter plat-
ter alley
Johnfon John, M. D. 114 N Eighth
Johnfon John, foap boiler 166 N Fourth 160 Vine
Johnfon John, teacher Hanover
Johnfon John, dry goods (lore 249 S Second
Johnfon John, mariner 41 1 S Front
Johnfon Duvid, 288 SalTafras
Jolinfan Jonathan, carpenter 5 39 N Front
Johnfon Jofeph, carpenter 12 N Sixtii
Johnfon Jofeph, fliip chandler 77 S Wharves
Johnfon , gentleman 83 Callowhill ,
Johnfon Jofiah, letter carrier 6 Carters alley
Johnfon Wm. M. D. 33 Powell
Johnfon Mary, widow Clover alley
Johnfon Peter, oak cooper 239 S Second
Johnfon Richard, merchant 157 N Second 63 S
Water
Johnfon Rachel, wafner 14 Appletree alley
Johnfon Mofes, fweep 18 Wagners alley
Johnfon Richard, printer 416 S Second
Johnfon Samuel, waiter 2 16 Shippeii
Johnfon Samuel, mariner 110 Green
JoSinfon Samuel, laborer i Ith above SalTafras
Johnfon Samuel, carpenter 294 S Third
Johnfon Sarah, fhopkeeper 3i6 N Front
Johnfon Sarah, feamllrefs 107 Pine
Johnfon Peter, mariner 260 S Third
Johnfon Thew, farmer i70 Cherry
Johnfon Thos. marble polifher 38 8 N Front
M
( 134 )
Johnfon Wm. laborer Farmers alley
Johnfon Wm. fr.oemaker i70 S Sixth
Johnlbn Wm. m>ariner 20 1 S Front
JohnfoR Jacob, carter 39 Cable lane
Johnfton jDavld, letter carrier 32 S Fifth
Johnflon Martha, boardinghoufe 96 N Third
Johnfion Ifabella, widow near 309 N Front
Johnflon John, flioemaker 47 1 N Second
Johnflon John, bricklayer 285 N Third
Johnflon Thomas, maifler i84 Spruce
Johnflon John, flucco plaiflerer 64 N Front
Johnflon John, ra^jm.an 203 Cedar
Johnflon Sarah, widow 399 S Second
Johnflon Mary, huckfler i6 Meade alley
Johnflon Peter, blackfmith 27 George 70 Cedar
Johnflon, widow of Robert, Juniper above Cherry
Johnflon Samuel, fea captain 5 Prune
Johnflon Wm. taylor 320 N Front 8 Margaretta
Johnflon Wm. flave merchant 26 Almond
Jolly Charles Sc Wm. merchants 97 N Water
Jolly Charles, merchant 140 SaiVafras
Jones Rev. Abfalom 165 S Third
Jones Anthony, mariner 12 Callowhill
Jones . •, bottler Trufly court
Jones Benj. laborer Frankford road
Jones Benj. merchant 4 Penn
Jones Btn'y laborer Jones alley
Jones r>enj. laborer Jones all 'y (N. L.)
Jones Benj. engraver 47 Chefnut and 4^ S Second
Jones ^enj. grazier 7 Cedar
Jones & Clarke, merchants 144 S Fourth
Jones, widovr of David back ii2 Walnut
Jonc3 Dean, paper hanger 4 Plumb
Jones David, halter 153 N Second
Jones Evan, grocer 188 Cherry
Jones Charles, ofiler i98 Pine
Jones Ifrael, tayior 132 N Water
Jones Elizabeth, llaticner 30 N Fourth
Jones Elizabeth, widow 84 High
Joiics Hugh, iiour k feed flore 6 S Wharves
Jones Sc Howell, iron merchants 18 S Wharves
Jones ifaac, late city commiiiioner 17 Pine
Jones Ifaac, tobacconill 164 N Water & 169 Front
Jones Ifaac C. merchant 79 Mulberry, 84 High
( 135 )
Jones Jeffe, lay lor 5 1 S Water
Jones Ifrael Sc David, grocers 4 S riTth
Jones Jonathan, gentleman 15 1 High
Jones John, dealer 237 S I'ourlh
Jones James, hatter 15-1 Spruce
Jones John, infpeclor of fait provifion 67 X Water
Jones John, taylor ilo X Water, 161 N Front
Jones J. proprietor of the X. Y. flages Hai'tzungs
alley
Jones John II. fea captain 257 X^ Front
Jones John C. merchant i27 X Vv'ater
Jones John, oyftcrman 13 Pine alley
Jones John, v. heel Sc carriage maker 2i9 St jolms
Jones John, carter 33 X Fifth
Jones John, fliipwright 38 Union alley
Jo/.es John, corn chun:Uer 3 25 1-i Front
Jones John, laborer near 3 iSouth alley
Jones Jofcph, hatter 40 X Second
Jones JoDiua, fhoemaker 427 N Third
Jones Jofcph, fudler CrelTons court
Jones Sc Kinfey, fadlers corner of Chefnut Sc Third
Jones Lloyd, fea captain 225 S Fronc
Jones John, fandman ijali alley
Jones Margaret, boardingaoure i4 Queen
Jones Mary, walher next 40 Moravian alley
Jones ]\Ir3. 123 S Second
Jones Ifaac, taylor i2i S Water 93 SalTafras
Jones Mary, mi'.iner 5cc. 23 N Second
Jones Xicholas, bricklayer 2 77 S Fifth
Jones Xathan, fhopkceper 43 S Second
Jones Samuel, hutier 23 J 3 Second
Jones Oweiij merchant i54 S Second
Jones Mrs. widow 23 Carters alley
Jones &: Paxfon, merchants i9 Sc 7 2\^ Second
Jones Philip, umbrella maker 88 S Second
Jones Rebecca, gentie\vomu.n Brookes court
Jones Reefe, tobacconill 45 X Seventh
Jones Richard C merchant: Bickleys wharf j
Jones Richard, gentleman 1 1 X Fourtii
Jones Robert, fea captain i91 Cedar
Jones k Smith, merchant 8i S Wharves
Jones Samuel, iloic keeper 82 Vine
Jones Speaker, gardiici: Fer^th near Spruce.
( 136 )
Jones Samuel P. teacher 93 Saffafras
Jones Samuel Z. pump maker l23 S Fifth
Jones Sarah, milliner 57 S Third
Jones Solomon, carter 287 N Third
Jones Thomas, grocer 82 S Water
Jones Tjiomas, t^entlerar.n ChriiHan above Third
Jones Sc Thompfon, grocers 4 N Fourth
Jones Thomas, mariner 39 Callcwhill
Jones Wm. laborer Little Oak
Jones A. Th.omas, mariner 234 N Front
Jones \Vm. plaifterer 45 George
Jones Walter, mariner 2 5 Cyprefs alley
Jones William, fadler 105 ChefniU
Jones William, merchant 144 S Fourth ^^^
Jones William, carter 265 Catherine , '^-
Jones William, 28 N Third
Jones William, boardinghoufe i92 High
Jcnes William, fhoemaker Swccds alley-
Jones V/illiam, glafs framer 86 N Ninth
■Jorden -Elizabeth, fhop keeper 332 S Front
Jordcn Michael, mariner i5 Pine alley-
Jordan Mary fhopkeeper 77 N Third
Jorden Jchn, tanner 44 N Fourth
Jorden Corfey, bleeder Cherry (K)
Jurden Sarah, \vidow 13 Brewers alley
Jofeph John, hairdreffer 2 i?u tiers court
Jofeph, . , manner i9 Pa'Tyunk road
Jofeph Jofeph, hair drelFcr 7 German
Jofeph James, fea captain 223 S Front
Jofeph John, hairdreifer 372 N Front
Joubert Thomas, agent i9 Shippen
Jourdan Michael, mariner 15 Pine alley
Jourden Alexander, plailiercr 396 Saliafrus
Jourdan David, merchant 63 S Eleventh
Joyce John, mariner i9 Union
Joyce Dominic, merchant 174 S Front
7oypt Charles, furgeon barber 222 N Front
JuiUce Chariesj ll.oemaUer 49 SalTafras
Juftice Catherine, widow 3i4 N Second
Juit'tce George, merchant 2i N Front
.Juiiice Jofeph, plaifterer 78 Crown
Jufiicc Vv m. fnoeraaker 528 N Front
Juliice James, taylor 16 P'.umU
( ■ \t7 )
JViftice 3cicob, Sc Co. ironinongers 149 High
Jullice Jacob, iron merchant 82 Crown
Juftice John, f]c;n painter 61 Walnut
Juvenal N. ftarch 8c huir powder fa6lory York road'
K
AHMER WILUAM, harnefs makfer 59 Ne^r
Kalhaeffer Fred, ftablekeeper Schievely's alley
Kanipher Jof. type Founder 284 Lombard^ sec
Kampher Jacob, type founder 264 Lombard y Ca/Tt
Kale Jacob, brick maker Catherine near Water
Kane Charles Michael, laborer St. IMary above Ttlt
Kane Anthony, mariner 7 Gafkiil "^ C/^
Kane Michael, fiioedealer 48 High I «>
Kane Daniel, grocer 394 S wSecond [ i^
Kane Elifha, 2c Co. merchants 121 S Front ^S
Kane Peter, fiioemaker 183 Cedar (\
Karacher S. vi6\ualler Wood above Eighth ^
Aane Patrick, fiioemaker, nt;ar i76 Shippen J |
Kartiher Charles, baker 322 S Second
Karr Robert, fhopkeeper 10 X Second
Kar Elizabeth, boardinghoufe 241 Mulberry
Karrick Jofeph S; Jacob S. Otto merchants 5i S-
Wharvts
Karrick Jofeph, merchant 3j6 S Fr-oat.
Kafey Joftpn, carpenter Rofe alley
Kates Wm. whip maker 62 N Fifth,
Katz Michael, carter Kunckle
Zatz Jacob, fhoemaker 30 N Seventh
Kauck Chrifiian, grocer 34 N. Sixth
Kauff J. merchant 25 1. Mulberry, and Loa>bard ft-
wharf
Kay Jofeph, hatter 42 N Front
Keaffe Margaret, huxtcj- i3Q Cedar
Kean James, fliipwright Hanover
Kean T^ndrew, printer 271 3 Sixth
Kean James W. fea captain I82. S Front
Kean John, grocer 20 George
Kean Mary, boarding houfe, Frombergers courtrt
M.2.
( 138 )
iTean John, hair dreiTer 1 1 Chefuut
Kean John, grocer 27 Union
Kean Robert, tavernkeeper 4 6 Spruce
Kean, widow of Roger 66 S Second
Keaney M. drover 250 Cedar
Kearn Anthony, laborer. 65 Budd
Kearny & Martin, fail makers lOl S Wharres
Kearney Philip, fail maker 86 Lombard
Kealbey Jeffe, currier 57 S Third
Keafey Jofeph, carpenter Charlotte
Keating; L. Ihoemaker 103 S 2nd. 8c Farmers alley
Keaton Win. tavernkeeper 290 S Fourth
Keble John, gentleman Pearfons court
Keef Dorothy, boarding houfe 38 Moravian alley
Keel Baltus, painter Sc glazier Safiafras alley
Keel Jacob, flioemaker 266 St. Johns
Keel Henry, brick maker SafTafras alley
Keel Peter, brick maker Locuft near Broad
Keeley & Son, merchants 61 SalTafras 8c 3 N Water
Keely John, lock-filer, 456 North Second flreet
Keely Andrew, laborer juniper above Cherry
Keely Mrs. feamftrefs corner Sixth and Vine
Keehmle George, bifcuit baker 324 S Second
Keehmle John^ M. D. 33 N Fourth
Keehmle Jact)b, bleeder 60 George
Keehmle Leonard, 80 N Third
Keemer Elizabeth, widow 422 S Front
Keen Andrew, carpenter Brufters court -^ co
Keen John, carpenter 26 Green
Keen John, junr. carpenter, 26 Green, ftreet
Keen Jacob, tanner and currier 511 N Front
Keen Jofeph, currier 19 S Fourth
Keen Rachel, widow Callowhill 11 wharf
Keen Matthias, irrocer 242 S Ninth
Keen cc Stilwell, merchants 40 N Water
Reen be Sellers, curriers 79 Dock
Keen 8c Boots, tanners and curriers 527 N Front.
Keever , fhoemaker 9i N Front
KeevouUier Mary, embroiderer 74 Lombard.
Keffer John, cordwainer 123 N Front
Keefer Martin, milkman Wood
Kehr John, baker 440 N Third
Kehrom Thomas, innkeeper 269 Vine
Kcigel ioienry, foap boiler 435 N Third
!
( 139 X
Kelghler widow of Chriftian i32 Coates
Keighler Jacob, copperfmith lOi High
Keighler John, fmith and iarrier 2O S Seventh
Kcigle John, ihoemaker 149 St. Johna
Keir Charles, baker i 14 Spruce
Keirl John, (hoemaker, 429 N Second
Keith John, grocer 184 N Water k 189 Front
Keith Wm. Sc Samuel, merchants 379 S Front
Keller Robert, taylor, 8 Carters alley-
Keller Job, ilorekeeper, 57 Artillery lane
Keller Adam, oyfterman 22 PaiFyunk road
Keller Adam, baker i94 N Third
Keller C. tinplate worker 1O8 N Sixth 59 Front
Keller George, carpenter 99 N Fifth
Kelley i/arney, hatter 37 Keys alley
Kelley Edward, fea captain 23 Saliafras
Kelley Eleanor, grocer 192. N Water
Kelley George, mariner Bailleys court
Kelley — *, mariner 17 Gafl^ili
Keiley Matthew, cabinet maker 61 S Second. *^
Kelley Jofeph, huxter, 38 Green ilreet
Kelley John, gun fmith 38 Rofe alley
Kelley John, accomptant 293 Mulberry.
Kelley John, dittiller Queen (K)
Kelley John, fea captain 77 Penn
Kelley , mariner 79 Queeu
Kelley. Thos. Sc Wm. merciianto I61 Vine-
Kelly John, grocer 2.0 Swanfon
Kelly H^gh, grocer corner of Walnut Sc Fifth
Kelly John, mill ftone maker 26 Sc Sz. Little water
Kelly John, laborer Queen (K)
dCelly Mathew, cabinet-maker, 61 South Second ft.
Kelly Mary, uphoifterefs 7 Callowhiil
Kelly Mic. tavemheeper corner of Pine Se Penn
Kelly Philip, (hoe (tore 70 High
Kelly Samuel, laborer 5.^6 Catherine
Kelly Thomas, truHkmaker 36 Bunk
Kelly Thos. & Philip, flioe Jx trunk ftore 70 High
Kelly William, taylor 19i N Front
Kelly William, laborer 399 Saifafpas
Kellum Elizabeth, widow Wells alley
Kelfe Jane, boarding houfe, i79 Mulberry
Kelfon Robert, fweep Fourth above Brown.
Kemble George, fhoe maker 35 S Third
( 140 )
Kem Frederick, tanner 149 Green
Kemp George, accomptant 92 S Fiflh
Kemp Wm. baker 146 Spruce
Kennard Anthony, carpenter 2O6 St. Johns
Kene<*y Samuel, innkeeper. 17 i High ftreet
Kennedy Andrew, foap boiler 37 S Second
Kennedy Arthur J- Sc Co. merchants 138 Sc 184 High
Kennedy Ann, -widow 3x9 High
Kennedy John, taylor Spruce above Sixth
Kennedy Thomas, conveyancer h broker 30 S Sth-
Kennedy Daniel, fea captain 36 Saffafras
Kennedy David, accomptant 16 N Si^tth
Kennedy Elizabeth, cake baker 16O Crutes
Kennedy Henry, Richardfons court
Kennedy //enry, //• fea captain 43 Shippen
Kennedy James, boardinghoufe ii9S Water
Kennedy David, glafs h pi6\ure ilore i3-i /Tigh
Kennedy John, fea captain 263 S Third
Kennedy Sc Moore, foap boilers 4i S Fourth
Kennedy Andrew T. grocer 16 St. xMarys
Kennedv Morris, acco^.ptant 22 ilojnbard.
£eaney Michael, farmer Vine alley
Kenney Robert, dealer 7 Plumb
K.enney Matthew, fea captain 32 yflmond
Kenney Darby, labourer, 63 PalTyunk road
Kenrick John, mariner. 8 N. Eighth ftreet
KenfelJohn. blackfmith, 291 Mulberry ftreet
Kent Mary, widow. Little Oak ftreet
Kentec ^enjamm, mariner, 24 Brov/n ftreet
Keiitzeii Vviliiam, hair drtffer, 190 Mulberry ftreet
Kepple Michael, attorney at law, next UOChefnut
Kepple Mary, doclrtfs 375 N Third
Kepple K. porter, Kunckit ft
Ker James, tavernheeper 71 Dock
Ker Daniel, fhoe maker 253 5 Filth
Ker Suian, boardinghoufe 16 Quarry
Ker Jofeph, corder ^ace ftreet wharf 36 i^ofc alley-
Kerlan John, laborer 26 1 S Seventh
Kerlin Sarali, Midow 1S6 S Front
Kellin X-^avis, deputy marihall 328 S Second
Kern Gabriel, taylcr 117 S Water
Kernan Elizabeth, grocer corner of 4ih Sc Shipj)eni
Kerns Daniel, laborer Taylors alley
Kerr. Hu-^h, lulorer 14 Pine
( 141 )
Kerr James, taylor 1 1 Gafkill
Kerr James, breeches maker 5 Plumb
Kerr Sophia, nuife i47N Second
Kerr \\'altcr, fea captain 260 S Second
Kertol Mary, widow 23 Appletree alley
Kefby Jcffe, currier 8 Relief alley
Kefsier Frederick, fhoe maker 300 N Front
Keisler Conrad, tobacconift 29 Pewterplatter alley
Kefsier Henry, laborer 265 Saffafras
Kefsier John, gentleman 339 N Thi.d /
Kefsier LeoHard, cabinet maker i2 5 Mulberry
Ketland Thomas, merchant 315 High 67 S Fourth
Key James, carpenter 241 S Sixth
Key Elizabeth, mantua maker 8 5 Mulberry
Keys Henry, porter 393 N Third
Keyfer Adam, baker 346 N Front
Keyfer Charles, muff maker near 13 Branch
Keyfer Rachel, widow 223 S Third
Keyfer John, hair drelTer 21 S Water
Keyfer Benjamin, grocer 195 N Second
Keyfer £c Gorgas, lumber merchants 225 N Water
Keyfer Peter, lumber merchant 3 5 Cailowhill
Keyfer Adam, mariner 30 1 S Fourth
Kibier John, flour ilore 277 High
Kibler Jofeph, brufh maker 104 N Third
Kidd Adam, huxter 3 10 Saffafras
Kidd Robert, copper merchant i75 High oc 163
W^alnut
Kiegan James, coachman 34 N Third
Kiernan i "ho mas Hugh, laborer j 20 S Jourlh
Kiernan i^ugh, difiiilier 119 Cedar
Kieztz Gul\avu5, tobacconift 22 Coombs allej
Kighlar Jacob, livery ftable219 Cherry
Kighler VVm. currier 2i9 Cherry
Kiiby Turpin, fea captain 350 S i'^ont
Kile , morocco drcifer 43 SalTafras
Killinger George, ihoe maker 58 Lombard
Kiilingfworth Edrrard, fhoe maker 58 S Eighth
Kiilingfworth Luke, taylor back of 1 1 Lactitia court
Kiliough Robert, taylor 98 S Water &: Carters alley
Killpatrick Ann, midwife 96 Swanfon
Kilroy Ti^omas, laborer 5 8 PaiTyunk road
Kimber Emmor, teacjier &; ftationer 270- S Second-
( 142 )
Kimfey Jofeph, turner 12 PalTyunk roa4
Kincaid John, 8c Co. didillers 226 N Front
King Elizabeth, tavernkceper 466 N Second
King Charles, mariner 179 S Sixth
King h Britton, lumber merchants 353 High
King Ann, widow Weils court
King Ann, widow 15 Queen
King Robert, joiner Queen (K)
King Daniel jun. brais founder 76 S Front
King D. E. lumber merchant 45 Filbert
King Sufannah, widow near 42 Cable lane
King John, bruflimaker 93 S Front
King James, gentleman 2IO N Front
Kinglfaiah, carter 59 Eudd
King John, oak cooper Oak (N. L.)
King Thos. mariner 3 South alley
King John, carpenter 26 Lombard
Kingjofeph, painter, glazier & wire worker 68 S
Fourth
Kingjofeph, hairdrelTer 86 Shippen-
King Reay, ironmonger & feedfman 27 N Second
King, widow of Wiliiani, fc a captain 170 S Fifth
King james, laborer Locuil near i?road
Kingilon Samuel, fea captain 54 Almond
Kingfton Thomas, carpenter 217 S Fifth
Kinley Jacob, vicl.naller 299 N Eighth
Kinnan John, turner 50 S Fourth
Kinnard Jacob, wheel wright 43 Sc i74 N Fifth
Kinnard Thomas, coach niaker 1 ith above High
Kinnaly Timothy, laborer 252 S Fourth
Kinfel Charlotte, widow iO Callowhill
Kintzing Abraham jun. merchant 96 N Front
Kintzing Abraham, grazier i78 High
Kirby Hannah, widow 74 Crown
Kire Nathan, oyflerman 155 Lombard
Kirkliaac, groctr 183 N Third
Kirk John, merchant 45 N i^ront
Kirk Jofeph, carpenter 333 N Third
Jvirkbridge wic'ovv oflUhrd. fea captain 322 S Front
Kirckhafl' E. H. clock maker 141 N Second
Kirkham Charles, dry goods ftore 41 N TJiird
Kirkman Thomas, carter 5i3 N I'hird
]^\;-kpatrick Sarah, grocer 332 N Seco^.d
( 1*3 )
Kirkpatrick John, flioemaker 49 Chriftian
Kirkpatrick Francis, teacher 454 N Second
Kiffelman Frederick, merchant 166 S Second
Kiffelman widow 166 S Second
Kitchen James, city tavern & exchange 86 S 2d
Kite Joleph, china llore 34 S i^ourth
Kite Ifaac, carpenter Juniper above Race
Kite iienjimin, teacher 2i S Fourth
Kitfield Nathaniel, laylor 35 S Fifth
Kittera ^nn, fhop-keeper 45 N Third
Kitts Michael, innkeeper 80 High
Kitts Mary, tavernkeeper 5 8 High
Klafke John, bleeder 2O2 High
Kline Abraham, grocer 90 N Seventh
Kline Peter, bricklayer 374 N Third
Kline John, carter Fourth above Poplar lane
Kling ', ftone maibn near i40 S Ninth
Klingle A. cooper £cguagcr 255 N 2d, 5 6 Caliowhill
Klingle George, oak cooper 224 N Front
Klofe Chriftian, baker 8 1 Paffyunk road
Klotz John, L. v/eaver 423 N Third
Klufman William, accomptant li3 S Water
Knight George, porter 5 N Fifth
Kuight Charles, miniature painter i05 N Second
Knight Daniel, carpenter I2 and 174 Cherry
Knight Daniel, P. Itave merchant 36 i N Front
Knight liaac, gentlenian 130 N Front
A'night J. lumber merchant 39 yifrtillery lane 177
N Water
A'night Mary, widow 8 Stalls court
Kn'itc Baltus, broom maker 375 N Second
Anipe Jonn, laborer above 5 50 N Third
Knipe Philip, carpenter near 550 N Third
ilnodle W"m. fhocmaker 2 Wagners alley
Anodle John, hair dreffer li N Seventh
A'nerr George Sc Samuel, bakers 3 1 S Fourth
iTnerr H. tavernkeeper Middle ferry
A'norr & Hill, lumber yard 407 N Front
A'norr Jacob, jun. ironmonger 40 N Third
Know Samuel, baker 30 Queen
A'nott Elizabeth, widow Spruce
^noufe John, bleeJer i3i Callowhill
ATnouie Philip, bricklayer Frankford roaj
( 1 44 )
Knowles Marmaduke, mate 506 S Frdnt
Knowles Jacob, fhoemaker 30 -^i^h
Knowles Sarah ihopkeeper 190 S Fourth
^nox 'rancis, grocer 3i S Second
A'n(Jx & Z>eas, merchants 30 N Front
Jl'mox James, grocer 259 B'l^h
iTnoK John, laborer lOz Cedar
A'liox Jofirph. innkeeper 62 Shippen
iil'nox Sarah, widow 6 German
JTnox Wm. (hipwright 39 5 N i^ront
^nox, widow Gentlewoman 74 N Seventh
Xnox John, teacher 62, Union ft
^ncx AVm. grocer 94 German
JTohrain Ei.rbara, widow 473 N Second
^cechling Irederick, A. baker 303 Vine
ivobelar John, wheelwright near 166 Walnut
JTollock widow of Philip, fea captain corner Union
; and Third
Xollock Mary, widow 57 Venn
^occkagai Samuel, mufician Tapers alley
Xraft Peter, tay]or34S Water
Xrafft Jacob, tanner 64 S /ifth
Kraught Charles, J. grocer 421 N Th.ird
iiTreamer Philip, taylor Steinmetz court
^'rebel Matthias, innkeeper 390 N*Second
itTrebs George, bricklayer i7 N /ifth
ifreps Marg?.ret, Ihopkeeper 313 N Second
^"rigermeyer Samuel, blackfmith 459 N Third
j^Trigermier Henry, laborer 44 2 SaiTafras
jfiTrigermier Jacob, laborer 134 6'oates
JTrider Wm. carpenter High above Lleventh
A'rim Peter, taylor 7i N Tenth
Krin Adam, baker 44 Spruce
Krodle Mary, widow 296 Mulberry
Krump //enry, hog viclualler Laurence ft
Krunbhaar Ludwic, merchant 24 S Front
Kucher Mary, flore keeper 84 N Second
Kucher Chrifliana, fhopkeeper 227 N Second
Kugler 6'har)e;i, innkeeper corner 4th St SaCafras
Kugler John, oak cooper 143 PluiDb
Kuhn Adam, M. D. next 140 Lheihut
Kuhn jOaniel, ftioemaker 1 1 PafTyunk road
Kuhn Frederick, gentleman 143 N Second
( 145 )
Kuhl //enry, acconiptant 142 SafTafras
Kuhn George, fhipwriglU 80 N Water
Kuhn John, laborer 52 Crown
Kuhn Martin, victualler 32 SalTafras alley
Kuhn Michael, juftice of the peace 22 Paffyunk road
Kuhn Peter, merchant 331 High
Kunckel C. baker corner Gallowhill 5c St. Johns ft
Kunckel John, victualler Charles ft
Kunckel John, fliop keeper 249 N Second
Kunckler , M. D. 3d near Cherry
Kunius John, hatter 102 High
Kurts Guftavus, Coombs alley
Kurtz Henry, tobacconift 140 Cedar
Kurtz Henry, taylor 25 Cherry
Kurtz George, victualler 239 St. Sohns
Kurtz George, victualler 340 N Second
Kurtz Peter, porter 270 S Tifth
Kyle C. & Caffedy, maft makers 99 Sv/anfon
Kyiler Henry, laborer Chriftian above Fourth
Kyfer Ann, widow 332 N Front
Kyfer Elizabeth, widow 282 N Third
Kyfer John, laborer i04 Coates
Kyfer Samuel, painter Charlotte
Kyfsler Samuel, vi6tualler Garden
Kyfsler John, hair drefTer 21 S Water
Kyfsler John, laborer Loxleys alley
lABASTE J. B. drawing mafter, North alley
Labee Sarah, widow 24 Oak
Lacave John, hair dreffer 152 Mulberry
Lace Wm. coach fpring maker 46 Carpenter (C)
Lackey James, blackfniith 68 Zane
Lackie Robert, baker 25 S Front
La Combe John, M. D. 246 S Third
Laifert Patrick, laborer Chriftian above Fifth
Lafhtte Peter, perfumer S21 S Second
Laforge ^ertraude L. upbolfterer 184 S Second
Lagrange Aguftus, (hopkeeper 60 Hie-i
N
( 146 )
Laidley James, taylor il2 Chefnut
Lainoff Godfrey, tavernkeeper 2 I PaiTyunk road
Lair John, flioemaker Eleventh below Pine
Lake David, fhoemaker Lilley alley
Lalor John, tavernkeeper i42 S Water Sc i43 Front
I/amarcelle Peter, hair dreffer 42 Artillery lane
Lamb Jacob, fnoemaker i33 Pine
Lambert Jeremiah, merchant i40 N Second
Lambert Peter, grocer corner of Third Sc Vine
Lambert George, vi6lualler Garden
Lambert John, Ihip-joiner 66 -Sudd
Lambeth, Catherine, teacher Brewers alley be-
tween Third and Fourth
Lancafler Jacob, laborer Middle alley
Lancafler Jacob, waterman New near Third
Landell Mary, tavernkeeper Beach
Landreth David, feedfman High above Twelfth
Landy Sc Baker, cabinet makers 43 Coates
Lane Caleb, blackfmith Noble above Front
Lane Edward, accomptant 152 Spruce
Lane Sc Decatur, merchants 199 S Front
Lane Wm. Sc Co. iron merchants 65 S Wharves
Lane Wm. merchant 166 Walnut
Lane Patri;k, mahogany fawyer 38 S Eighth
I>ane James, clock and watchmiaker 79 NFront
Lang Benj. carter 79 PaffyunkRoad
Lang John, accomptant 1 ith below Locuil
Lang John, carpenter 255 S Pront
Langlade , taylor i47 N Second
Langloes Catherine widow 36 1 N Second
Lango John, coachman Smiths alley
Langftroth Sc Grambo, paper and dry goods mer-
chants 22 N Second
Laning James, cabinetmaker 221 Mulberry
Lanfdram James, mariner 24Shippen
Lapefs Hannah, boardinghoufe 30 Spruce
Lapfley David, merchant 18 S Second
Laremore Jane, fliopkeeper 47 S Second
Larer Melchior, bottler 50 N Sixth
Larey Cornelius, laborer 74 Chriflian
Large E. Sc Son, merchants 6 Chefnut
Large Ebenezer, merchant 46 S Front
Larken Thos. taylor 22 S Water
( 14T )
Larkon Thos. mariner Coxes alley
Larkum Thos. tavernkeeper 280 S Front
La Roche Rene M. D. 9S S Fifth
Lafher Jacob, grocer 298 N Second
Lafher Maria, B, innkeeper 300 N Second
Lafner Mary, tavernkeeper 9 Paffyunk road
Laffalle John, merchant 2i Chriftian
Lafsley Catherine, widow IO9 Vine
Latimer W. G. k R. C. merchants 83 S Wharves
Latimer James, Sc Co. merchants Walnut ft wharf
Latimer Geo. late colleclor of the port 85 S Sixth
Latimer James, 65 S Fourth
Latimer Sc Murdock, flour merchants, 75 N Water
Latimer Thomas, flour merchant, 19 Branch
Latimer Wm. G. merchant, 1 Pine
LATIMERS WHARF OPENS NEXT 163 S WaTER
Lattmore John, fea captain, i72 S Third
Latrobe B. H. architect Sc engineer, 186 Mulberry
Lauck David, oak cooper, 94 N Fourth
I^auck John, cedar cooper, 1 2,8 Saflafras
Laudenflager Richard, taylor 152 Saflafras
Laudenflager George, viclualler 251 Callowhill
Lauder John, carter, 81 Cedar
Lauder John, lexton, 12 Elbow lane
Lauderbach Jonathan, ftiipwright, 22 3 Swanfon
Lauderbach Conrad, 24 3 Swanfon
Lauderborn A. M. fhop keeper, 379 S Front
I^auderborne F. merchant, 379 S Front
Laughey P. coachm.an 62 Union
Laughlan William, carpenter, 323 S Sixth
Laughrey John, difdller, 367 N Front
Laughrin Jane, lliop keeper, 70 Almond
Laurence Thomas, hatter, Emliiis alley
Laurence John, 59 N Fifth [^See LavjrcnceJ
Lavan Mrs. Church court
Lavalan Hc.nnah, widov,^, 2i2 Cherry
Laverty James, grocer, corner 1 1th and Ph ilbert
Lawerfwyler Jacob, gentleman, 90 N Second
Lawhead James, laucrer, 74 PafTyunk
Lawier Matthew, mayor of the city, 34 Walnut
Lawler Thomas F. teacher of mathematics, Broad
near Vine
Lawiefs widow, grocer, 198 N W^ater
C H-* )
Lawrance Thomas, guager and cooper, i9 N Wafei*
Lawrence Benjamin, iiifp. of cuftoms, 3 Strawberry
Lawrence Benjamin, laborer Spruce above 8th"^ ^
Lawrence C. blackfmith 9 i N Sixth j [^
Lawrence Chriftian, viclu?.ller j72N Eighth ^S
Lawrence Hanfe, boarding houfe 75 Penn ^
Lawrence H k Co. merchants 52 N Second J ^
Lawrence Henry, merchant 1 Frombergers court
Lawrence Jacob, carter 457 S Second
Lawrence John, carpenter 297 Vine
Lawrence J. nlk dealer Sc haberdaflier 61 Walnut
Lawrence Wm. feedftore, 273 Sc 275 Vine
Lawrence V/m. hatter &c tax coileclor 208 S Second
Lavrrence Wm. laborer 327 N Front
Laws Robert, fweep 4th above Coates
Laws Samuel, paper flainer IO2 Chriftian
Xav.'s Charles, ftevadore 64 Chriftian
Xaws Stephen, carter 264 S Seventh
Lawfon Alexander, engraver 45 George
Zawfon Jacob, mariner Drinkers court
Xawfon John, fea captain il9 Callowhill
Xav/fon V/m. & Co. merchants 207 N Second
Zawfon Mrs. boardinghoufe 7 S Fourth
Xavrion Jofeph, grocer lO Strawberry
Lawton George R. auctioneer 18 Dock
Lav.-yer Chriftian, porter 166 N Fifth
Lazarus John, mariner 334 S Second
Leach Henry, fiaymaker J06 Vine
Leahy Michael, plaifterer 27 Pev.terplatter alley
Xeak'e Robert, painter &c. 200 Pine
Learaan "Wm. 13th above SafTafras
Leamy John, merchant 69 Walnut Sc 79 S Third
Learning Rebecca, gentlewoman 152 S Front
Xeary Thos. fl)oemaker 74 PaiTyunk road
Weatherman F. pump maker Fitz waiter above 7th
J.eatherman John, taylor 40 S Fourth
Weatherman ISlichael, porter Lilly alley
Le Brufe Paul, gentleman 167 Pine
Lcdent Lambert, bottler 96 S Second l<. S Ninth
Ledru INIary, gentlewoman 28 Almond
Lee Benjamin, brickl?.yer 103 N Front
Lee k Hupfelt, grocers 88 N Fourth
Lee Jofeph, hatter 36 Chefnut
Lee E. feamftreis 29 Cherry
( 149 )
iee Chriftopher, fea captain 87 S Water
Lee Daniel, grocer 88 N Front "^ ^
Lee John, letter carrier 288 Saffafras ! ^
Lee Joleph, mariner 1 1 Shippen [ g
Lee John jun. laborer Charlotte J ^
Lee Martha, widow Queen K
Lee Wm. grocer, 285 South Fifth flreet
Lee Wm. teacher 79 N Sixth
Leech Jane Sc Margaret, 156 Spruce
Leech Caleb, machine maker, Maiden ft
Leech Thomas, merchant 6 1 Chefnut
Lechler Adam, reed maker i58 Lombard
Leedom W. 6c J. iron merchants 76 S Wharves
Leedom ^V. iron merchant i72 S Fourth
Leedom Jonathan, iron merchant 180 S Front
Leedom Wm. grocer 324 N Third
Leer Henry, laborer 280 Mulberry-
Lees & Barry, turners Chefnut near the Theatre
Lees Henry, victualler 38 Crown
Lees Philip, grocer corner Fifth and Plumb
Leefon ISIatthew, fadler Walnut above Tenth
Lefevre Philip, flioemaker Taylors alley
Leger Nicholas, grocer 97 N Third
Lehe Wm. lea captain 145 N Water
Lehman Jofeph, druggift Sc apothecary 2z2 Highi
Lehman Catlierine, fhopkeeper 93 Lombard
Lehman Samuel, blackfmith 298 h 304 N Front.
Lehman and Cc. druggifts 97 S Second
Lehrs Henry, taylor 238 N Front
Leib J. L. attorney ai law 16 S Louith >
Leib Michael M. D. xS Callowhill V^
Leigtmann George, cpJ)inet maker lOO SaiTafras '
Leinau Andrew, hatter 10 1 N Third
Leinftlty John, laborer 9th above Mulberry
Leipe George, meal merchant 125 Green
Leiper Thomas, tobacconifl 274 High
Leiper George, blackfmith Queen K
Lciihman Wm. faddle Sc faddle-tree maker corntx^
of Broad and High
Leifter Henry* oak cooper Maiden
Lemaire J. B. 28 Carters alley i03 Walnut
Lemaire Matthias, ftiverfmlth 66 High
Lemav Anthony, mariner 5i Pailyunk road.
2.N.
^
(150 J'
Lemon Wm. fhoemalvcr 4i Prime
Xendo John, laborer 5 6 Coates
Ltnix Ifaac, bricklayer Church's court
j^enix Hug-h, merchant 4 N iiighth
I^entner G. C fancy chair maker 308 N Front
Lentz Henry, grocer 240r and 252 N Second
Lentz George, viclualler 145 Coates 1 2d ft market
Lentz Frederick, baker i27 Callowhill
Lentz Frederick, taylor 38 N Water
Lentz Jacob, carter 369 N Third
Lentz John, cabinet maker 378 N Third
Leonard John, ladies fhoemaker near 43 N 8th
Leonard John, mad maker 39 Callowhill
Leonard John, fea captain Hanover (K)
/-eonard Margaret, widow 1 1 Small
Leonard Catherine, Avidow 10 Greenleaf alley
Leonard Terance, laborer Brewers alley near ^^
Leonhard "VVm. tavernkeeper 50 Callowhill
Leroy ]Mrs. widow 91 S Fourth
Le Rue Jofeph, innkeeper Germantown road
Lefcure Wm. grocer i74 N Second
LeRi widow of Zecharia fen. i70 Saffafras
Lefli Zucharia, nuainer 1 Starr alley
Lefher G. coachmaker Keliefs ft k 10 Lombard
Leftier Geo. innkeeper 50 N Fourth \See Lasher^
Lefley Peter, cabinet maker loi Vine
Leflie Robert, clock and watch maker il4 High
Leflic and Parrv, clock and watch makers 245 High
Lefter Jofeph, grocer 190 &: 188 N Third
Letchw^orlii Wm. fexton 26 N Fourth
Letchworth John, chair maker 78 S Fourth
Letts Wm. oak cooper, 252 South Third ftreet
Letzinger John, taylor 75 Lombard
Levering LVael, Ikin dreffer il9 Green
Levering Samuel, carver 28 5 N Front 30 Cable lane
Levis Wm. paper maker 2 S Third
Levy Aaron, gentleman 58 N Fourth
Levy Aaron jun. ftore keeper 16Q N Second
Levy Jofeph, fhopkeeper 268 N Second
Levy Mofes, recorder lOl Chefnut
Levy Martha, 123 S Second
Levy Michael, clock maker Sec. 1 5 1 Mulberry
Levy Sampfon, counfeller at law 68 Walnut
Lewie John, fegar maker 69 Queeu
( 151 )
Lewis Tato, mariner 233 Catherine
Lewis David, merchant i-iO S .Second
Lewis Jofcph S. merchant 150 S. Second ft
Lewis George, painter Sec. 142 Swanlon
Lewis Henry, hairdreffer 166 N Third
Lewis ■ tanner 14 Small
Lewis Hezekiah, vi6lualler 295 Callowhill.
Lewis Hannah, widow il2 S Front
Lewis James, taylor next 14 Carters alley
Lewis Ifaac, Callowhill above Ridge road
Lewis John, grocer 478 Saffafras
Lewis John, ftiipjoiner Fearris' alley-
Lewis John A. Icrivencr 60 N fourth
Lewis John, fhopkeeper 45 Cedar
Lewis Jofcph S. and Co. merchants 25 Dock
Lewis Jacob, bricklayer broad above Race
Lewis Joliah, laborer Baileys court
Lewis Michael, fea captain 45 Catherine
Lewis Peter, coachman 196 Pine
Lewis Jofeph, fkin dreffer 18 Artillery lane
Lewis Samuel, draftsman 8tc. 3i6 Saffafras
Lewis Samuel, fea captain 258 S Front
Lewis Wm. brufhmuker lO Elizabeth
Lewis Wm. mariner 49 Gafkill
Lewis, widow of Wm. merchant 2t68 S Second
Lewis Vv'ni. councellor at law 82 S Third 64 walnut
Lex Peter, grocer z83 High
Lex Peter, victualler Noble above Garden ft
Lex Henry, vi6lualler Vine alley
Lex Andrew, victualler Laurence ft 8 O. fliambl©s
Lex, widow of Jacob, grocer 1 12 N Sixth
Lhulier , muQcian Emlens alley
Liddle Wm. laborer 225 S Fifth
Liddon Aliraham, fhopkeeper as N Third
Ligets^Archibald, carpenter 4 Crabb
Lightfoot Edward, hairdreffer 331 S Fourth
Lightoof John, mariner 74 Catherine
Likings Jonathan, carter poplar lane
Lillebridge Robert, fea captain 57 Green
Limeburner Philip, book bidder 45 Vine
Limebumer John, coach maker 4 Goates caurl
Limehoufe Richard, carter Liliey alley
Lindeman John, tobacconift 148 Saffafras.
Lindemuth Chriftian, baker I5i Cherry-
( 132 )
Lindfay RoBert, joiner iz N Sixth
Lindfay Wm. grocer 22 S Fifth
Lindfay Andrew, copperfmith Sec. Spafibrd (l
Lindfay Wm. china itore 58 Zane
Lindfay Robert, mariner 55 N Sixth
Lindfay Sufannah, teacher 194 St. Johns
Linch Philip, rope maker Second ft road [See Lynch
Linckam Patrick, oak cooper 50 Penn
Linenfheet Charles, carter 471 N Second
Lingo Thos. laborer 259 Cedar
Linington Maria, fliopkeeper 159 N Third
Link John, coachmaker 45 Cable lane
Link Charlotte, huxter i5 N Sixth
Link Henry, flioemaker Brewers alley
Link John, mariner i20 Lembard
Link George, carter Says alley
Link Frederick, flone cutter Laurence fl
Linker John, fhoemaker St. Taroany
Linn Hugh, laborer 30 Brown
Linn Mrs. ISIary, I55 S Second
Linn Rev. John B. i65 \Valnut
Linnard John, maft maker 39 Callowhill
Linnard Wm. carpenter 307 S Second
Linnelelt George, porter 240 St. Johns
Linneman John, weaver 390 SalTafras
Linfon James, flioe maker 116 N Fourth
Linton ^enj. cut nail manufactory 269 SalTafra?
Linton James, flioe maker 207 S Third
Linton George, ihoemaker 14 German
Linton Wm. boardinghoufe 5i S Water
Lippi'ncott Jolhua, merchant 107 N Front
Lippincott Thomas, foap boiler 47 Gafklll
Lippincott William, fen. gentleman 45 Mulberry-
Lippincott William, blackfmith 62 Catherine
Lilk Henry, fhoe maker 1S6 Cherry
Lifle John Sc Co. merchants i45 High ^ ^^^ ^
Lifle Henry, gentleman i27 S Second 5
Lifton Pircy, chimney fweep 78 N Fifth
Lithgow Edward, carpenter 208 S Second
Lithgow, widow of James 26 Lombard
Lithgow John, accomptant Pearlbns court
Little Archibald, grocer 1 36 Swanfon
Little Anthony, carter Brooks alley
( 153 )
Little James, teacher Cyprefs alley
Little Martin, laborer 230 St. Johns
Little George, nailor 48 S Eighth
Little Sufannah, widow 12 Swanfon
Little Jacob porter near 22 Kunckle
Little William, fhip joiner 13 Plumb
Little Mary, widow 3 Laurel ft
Littlewood William, tavernkeeper 17 Filbert
Livingfton Ann, gentlewoman 2i2 Mulberry
Livzey John, wheelwright 423 8c 429 S Second
Livzey John, taylor 34 and 54 N Water
Lloyd Ifaac, merchant 53 S Wharves i64 S 4th
Llo'vd Thomas, 80 N Sixth 7 r j
Lloyd John, carpenter 35 7 N Third S ^^^
Lloyd Nicodemus, innkeeper 218 Saffafras
Lloyd Prifcilla, widow 20 Farmers alley
Lloyd Mary, boardinghoufe 12 Shippen
Lloyd Wm. carpenter 326 N Second
Lock Nathaniel, cabinet maker 148 N Front
Lockton John, fhopkeeper 150 S Fr©nt
Lockw^ood L. carpenter 12 Burds alley
Lodor B. block and pump maker I4 Elfreths alley
37 S Wharves
Lodor John, taylor i7i S Front i72 Water
Logan Adam, Iboemaker corner New and Fourth
lx)gan George, pump maker 3 Gillis alley
Logan Daniel, laborer 168 N Eighth
Logan James, gentleman 75 S Second
Logan John, mariner Ball alley
Logan Jas. ftone cutter Yorke court 8c Carters alley
Logan Samuel, flioemaker 73 S Third
Logan Robert, maainer 134 Plumb
Lohra Peter, & James Humphrys,jun. notary pub-
lics 85 S Second
Lohra Sc Carliile, ironmongers 139 High
Lohra John, ironinonger 75 Cherry
Lolar Alexander, gentleman 328 N Front
Lombarter Catherine, widow 25 1 Vine
Long Chriftian, laborer Charlotte
Long & Baftian, foap boilers corner of Wood and
Sixth ftrect.
Long John, tavernkeeper 224 N Third
Long John foap boiler and grocer, 172 Saffafras
( 154 )
I>ong ■ J milliner 7 Strawberry
Long Robert, taylor 8 Coombs alley
Long Henry, laborer Rofc alley
Long Paulji 7 Fitzwalter
Long William, taylor 58 N Fifth
Longcoat Peter fhoemaker 427 N Third
Longfield John, laborer 7 Gillis alley
Longfhore Jolly, mihvright 35 3 N Third
Longftreath Jofeph, fliopkeeper next 69 N Sixth
Loofobrough N. 200 S Fourth
Looker James, fhoemaker 1.77 Saffafras
Loofly John, wheelwrigJit 409 S Second
Loper Noah, carter 73 N Front
Lorain John, carpenter 195 S Sixth
Lorain John jun. merchant 5 N Third
Lorrin John, cook, 22 Farmers all#y
Lorain John, merchant 28 N Front
Lorange Lev/is, grocer 2 89 Vine
Lord Benj. fea captain 52 Green
Lott Henry, carpenter i47 Pine
Lottman Wm. taylor 66 S Water
Louden Jacob, baker 48 Galkill
Louden John, tobacconifl 317 S Front
Louden Tho3. tin plate worker i93 Cedar
Lofberry John, ihipwright Biftiop fl
Louge Thomas, taylor i30 S Ninth
Louge James, mariner Little Oak ft
Loughead Thomas, fea captain i92 N Second
Loughery Edward, fnopkeeper 3i7 N Third
Loughery J. A. diftiller Bail alley
Loughery Wm. laborer Emfleys alley
Louis John, perfumer li5 N Second
Love Wm. boot and fhoe maker Says alley
Love David, laborer INIarket lane
Xove , ftone mafon 67 German
Z.ovelafs Wm. fea captain 28 Vine
Lovelefs James B. merchant 83 N Water ftreet 8c
Hodges Wharf
Low Benj. merchant 57 High
iow Nicholas, pilot 50i S front
iowber P. 8c W. curriers 67 Dock
Lowe Winfer, pilot 42 Queen
Lewer Abraham, cabinet maker Coats alley
( 155 )
Lower Henry, taylor New above Third
Lower George, baker corner of Walnut and 8th
Lownes Caleb, near 3i S Wharves
Lownes ZJavid, taylor 32 N Water
Lownes David, watchmaker 33 S Third
Lownes Jofeph, filver fmith l24 S Front
Lownes John, gentleman 33 S Third
Lownfbery Ann, upholflerefs 2i Cherry
Lownfberry C. fliip wright 35 Artillery lane
Lowre Mary, widow 137 Cherry
Lowery Lewis, viclualler Pleafant 34 O. fhambles
Lowrey P. vi6lualler 271 Callov/hill 10 O. fhambles
Lowrey Peter, i72 N Fifth
Lowrey Mary, widow 253 S Front
Lowrey Wm. cabinet maker 17 Pewterplatter alley
Lowry Daniel, corder 16 Budd
Lowry Wm. cabinet maker 33 Coates ^ailey
Loxley Catherine, widow Loxleys court
Loxley George, merchant Loxleys court
Loxley Mary, widow ii7 Mulberry
Loyd N. blackfmith i04 N Seventh & SafTafras
Loyd Thomas, fen. flour merchant 62 Mulberry
Loyd Thos. jun. merchant 30 S Wharves 62 Mul-
berry \_Sse L^jdl
Lozier Jacob, baker 343 SafTafras
Lucas Wm. mariner 347 S Front
Lucas James, carpenter 137 N Fifth
Luck Peter, laborer 1 18 Plumb
Ludlam George, plumber 96 S Second 47 S wharves
Ludley Sarah, boardinghoufe 83 Shippen
Ludwick Eliza, viclualler 26O N Eighth, i9 Old
fliambles
Ludwick Sophia, widow 105 Vine
Ludwick John, victualler 26O N 8th 23 N. fnambles
Luff Adam, laborer I2I Green
Lugar Philip, flioemaker 26 Poplar lane
Lugar John, viclualler 432 N t'ront
Lugar Jacob, drover above 511 N Second
Lukens Jonathan, fadler 96 High
Lukens Jacob & Son, merchants 28 S Wharves
Lukens J. flour merchant, 32 S W^harves k Quarry
Lumfrey John, milkman Carpenter (S)
Xulbey Jofiah, carpetting flore 53 N Second
C 156 )
Lutz Conrad, fhipwright 5eech
Lutz George, cedar cooper 385 N Second
Lutz Jacob, cedar cooper I7 Crown
Lutz Martin, carter above 26 Schievelys alley
Luzader S. pi6lure frame maker 93 Paffyunk road
Lybrand Jacob, carpenter 33 N Eighth
Lybrand Samuel, taylor 293 Mulberry
Lybrand C. brickmaker 59 Filbert
Lybrant George, brick maker l23 New
Lykes Widow, gardner Hanover
Lyell Margaret, boardinghoufe 16 Lombard
Lyle James, merchant, t9 5 Seventh ^ o r . ,
Lyle John, blackfmith 4i4 Sc 425 S 2d 3 ^^^ ^^^^^
Lyle W. fmith, 46 Ahnond and 96 Penn
Lymington Hagar, widow 71 Pine
Lynch Edward, merchant 174 High 7 j- h
Lynch Francis, taylor 79 S Water 5
Lynch James, turner 155 N Third
Lynch Wm. merchant 234 S Front
Lynd James, fhopkeeper 24 N Second
Lyndall B. cabinet maker i04 Lombard 203 S 4th
Lyndall John, fhip-joiner 226 Swanfon
Lyndall Jcfeph, laborer 63 Chriftian
Lynes J. lumber yai'd 107 Swanfon 49 Almond
Lynn Michael, blackfmith Beech ft
Lynn Hugh, laborer 70 Budd
Lyon John, laborer Spalford
Lyon y^nn, widov** near 61 Cherry
Lyon Patrick, fmith near 166 Walnut 35 S Fifth
Lyon Andrew, rag merchant Juniper lane
Lyon John, tanner 4 Merediths ro\\-
Lyon Ifaac, capenter, 206 North Second ftreet
Lyon Jofeph, merchant, I N Eleventh, i4 S Front
Lyons Eleazer, flicpkeeper 5i Ix Front
Lyons Francis, taylor uear 1 1 Grays alley
Lyons John, copperfmith 6 N Filth
Lyons Mcitthew, fmith and farrier near 2 3 Apple-
tree alley
Lyons Matthew, grocer lOG N Third
Lyons Rachel, widow 168 N Eighth
Lyons Sufannah, widow 233 S Fourth
Lyons Solomon, gentleman i09 Saffafras
Lyons Wra. fliip joiner 450 S Front
157
JVl'ADAMS ROBERT, flable keeper Boltons
court
M' Adams Thomas, carpenter 38 S Eighth
M'Affee Ann, tavernkeeper 305 S 5'econd
M'Aftee John, Paffyunk road near Chriflian
M'Allefter Alexander, tavernkeeper 244 S Third
Jvl'^ilefter Charles, fea captain 79 E'nion
M'^^llefter Mary, fancy feathe r and epaulet maker
40 Chefnut
M'Allifter Alexr. grocer, corner of 8th 8c Saffafras
M'Allifler Daniel, laborer near 5 Pewter platter
alley
^rAiiifler John, whip maker Centre alley
M'y:/llifter John, whip maker Ti'-t^ie^Hrt- rVvL^/^ t<, 1^
M'Allifter £c Matthew, whip and cane makers 50
Chefnut it
M'Alpin Andrew, taylor 123 Mulberry
M'Alpin & Napier, taylors 3 S Fourth
M'Aipin James, merchant taylor 3 S Fourth
M'Alpin Thos. glover Juniper above SaiTafras
M'Annelly James, milkman Walnut above 7th
M'Arthur Daniel, taylor 158 S water 159 ^S" p'ront
M'Barren Michael, laborer Cable lane
M'Brien Robert, laborer 90 Cedar
M'Cabe Mrs. midwife 241 S Sixth
M'Cabe Matthew, flone cutter 24 1 S Sixth
M'Cachran Sc Kitchen, fadiers &c. 99 S Second
M'Cafferty Patrick, porter near 107 Catherine
;M'Call Archibald, merchant 79 S Fourth 187 S 2d
M'Call Judith, widow corner Chefnut k Eighth
M'Call Margaret, gentlewoman 77 S Fourth
M'Call Peter, merchant 202 Spruce
M'Call Robert, fea captain 31 Queen
M'Calla Andrew, flioe maker 263 S Second
M'Calla John, fliopkeeper 35 N Fourth
M'Calla Wm. Ihoe maker 146 S tourth
M'Callawedge Anthony, 83 Chefnut
M'Can James, laborer 320 S Sixth
O
( 158 )
M' Cannon John, printer 25 Appletree alley
M'Cara 8c Fridge, merchants, now in Alexandria
M'Carr John, taylor 84 Mulberry 8c 32 S Third
M'Cara Anthony, laborer 324 S Sixth
M'Carrfon Bernard, taylor 139 S Water
M'Carter Rachel, widow 64 N Seventh
M'Carty Agnus, widow 293 S Third
M'Carty 2c M'Henry, carpenters 49 Small
M'Carty jPelix, hatter 364 N Front
jVI'Carty, widow 76 Penn
M'Caflin Abigail, huckfter 404 N Front
M'Cauland Cfeamilrefs Pine above lOth
3VrCauly, widow back of 151 Spruce
]VrCauley John, copperfmith 9i S Front Sc 90 Water
M'Cauley Bernard, carter 184 N Third
!M'Caulley George, boatbuilder 28 Green
M'Caulley Charles, laborer i85 Shippen
M'Cawley James, liable keeper 46 Cherry
M'Chefrfon • , fea captain 1 19 Swanibn
M'Clane*^rthur, laborer lOth above Spruce
M'Clane Ifabella, feamftrefs, 4i Prime 11
M'Clane L. painter Sec. 25 Becks alley
M'Clane, widow 379 N Front
M'Clane David, fhopkeeper 377 N Front
M'Clane Thomas, bottler i05 S i^'ifth
M'Clane Wm. taylor Paffyunk road near Chriftian
M'Clane , hatter 14 Margaret
M'Clalkey Patrick, grocer 66 Shippen
M'Clall?:ey Charles, laborer Spafford
M'ClafKcy John, cabinet maker St. Mary above 7th
M'Clafliey Hugh, coachman i47 Cherry
M'Clafkey Thomas, llioe maker 29 Crab
M'Clafkey Edward, bricklayer Chriftian above 3d
M'Clafl^ey Patrick, taylor 90 Gafldll
M'Clafl^ey Rev. John, il2 SalTafras
M'Clay Rofma, widow 4 Moravian alley
M'Cleland Wm. taylor 1 S Third 8c 133 N Third
M'Cleland ', taylor 10 Shippen
M'Cleland Wm. laborer 77 German
M'Clemon Samuel, maho^-any fawyer 8c grocer
407 8c 43O S Second
M'Clennachan Robert, and fon, grocers ^65 and
267 S Third
C 159 )
IVI'Clennachan Blair, merchant 167 Walnut
M'Cleran A. carpenter 41 Paflyunk road
M'CIuney Martha, (hop keeper 50 Mulberry
M'Clure Alice, widow 7 Penn
M'Clure George, druggifl corner of Penn £c Cedar
M'Clure Samuel, carpenter 13-1 S NiHth
M'Clure William, carpenter i Small ft
MClurg Samuel, oak cooper 43 Callowhill
M'CoUin John, taylor i2 Pear
M'Collagan — , laborer St. Mary above Seventh
M'CoUiderand Douglafs, grocers z40 S Fowth
M'CoUifter George, laborer Coopers court
M'Collom Wm. laborer Taylors alley
M'ColIom John, fea captain J 76 S Front
M'Comb Elizabeth, grocer 124 Plumb
M'Conaghy Archibald, plallterer 75 N i^ifth
M^Conaghy John, laborer 53 PalTyunk road
M'Connell Catherine, feamftrefs 83 German
M'Connel Matthew, broker 82 Chefnut
M'Connell William, fea captain 5 5 Shippeii
M^Conomey Michael, taylor 64 Penn \
M*Cook AlexandePr^rocer i69S Third.
M^Cord John, taylor i37 S Second
M'Cormick Henry, carter 47 Gafi^ill
M'Cormick Ann, widow 67 PalTyunk road
M'Cormick Hugh, laborer Elmflies alley
M'Cormick John, innkeeper 243 S Sixth
M'Corn John, taylor 75 N Second
M'Coun James, taylor Pine above Eleventh-
M'Cowen Grace, widow Lees court
M'Cowen Hugh, laborer Market lane
M'Coy Alexander, laborer 497 S Front
M'Goy Daniel, bottler 332 S Second
M'Coy George, boarding houfe 62 Callowhill
M'Coy Margaret, wafher 147 Cherry
M'Coy Margaret, boardinghoufe Pewter platter
alley
M'Coy Alexander, laborer 23 Budd
M'Crackin Philip, maflmaker 65 Queen
^'Crackin Thomas, ftone cutter 1 1th above Pine
M'Crea Andrev^, millwright ^'alfafras near Schul*
kill. Eighth.
( 160 )
M'Crea -, teacher 8i Walnut
M'Crea Robert, baker 47 N Eeighth
M'Crea widow of Robert, 70 Catherine
M'Crea Wm. ftioemaker Walnut near 12th
M'Crea James, merchant 68 S Front
M'Crea Ann, widow 39 Union
M'Crea /Daniel, porter 4i Cable lane
M'Crelifli John, foapboiler 337 N Third
M'Cullagh Wm. acconiptant i36 Cedar
MCulIagh Robert, 168 S Sixth
M'CulIey V7m. fhoemaker 44 S Front "
M'Culiin yibraham, vi6lualler5l Fitzwalter
M'CuUoch Hugh, ilaxfeed merchant 142 N Front
M'CulIoch John, printer &;c. 1 N Third
M'Callough Anna, widow 87 S Sixth
M'Curach James, commilTicn merchant 65 Walnut
M'CulIey Samuel, carpenter Spruce above 10th
M'Curdy John, flioemaker 87 S Second
M'Curdy Margaret, waflier Smiths court
M'Cutcheon Ebenezer, merchant near 40 N Second
M'Dermet John, bottler 39 Walnut
M'Z^ermot John, laborer 92 Chriftian
M'Dermot Charles, grocer corner of Schuylkill 8tli
and Salfafras
M'-Devitt Patrick, laborer 89 German
M'-Devitt Neil, bricklayer 220 Cedar
M'jDonagh Wm. builder 148 S Fourth
M'Donagh Elizabeth, widow i3 i^itzwalter
M'Donagh Henry, mariner 318 -S 5'econd
M'Donald Ann, widow Loxleys alley
M'D onald Elizabeth, china ftore 2 15 S Front
M'Donald Elijah, coachman 5 8 Coates
M'Donald John, accomptant 2,45 Swanfon
M'Donald Malcolm, wine merchant i55 S Front 2c
next 157 S Fifth
J»l'Doi'ia^<^l Wm. hairdrefier Sc'intelligence office i5i
Walnut
M'Donnald Adam, laborer Marys alley
M'Donnald Eleanor, widow Spruce above lOlh
J/'Donnald James, fhoemaker 83 Chefnut
ilf'Donnald James, tavern keeper 64 High
i/'Donnald vv^idow of John, 353 ^¥ulberrx
^'i^onnald John, teacher 26 German
J^''i)onnald Francis, laborer Deans alley
ilf'Donnald John, carter Locuft near Broad
il/'Donnald Edward, fea captain 145 Lombard
ilf'Donnell John, laborer il/atlocks court
McDonnell John, Ihoemaker 33 St. John ft
M'Donnell John, mariner 23 Catherine
M'JDonnell John, manner 40 S Eighth
M'Z)owell George, boarding houfe i4 Cedar
M'Dowell George, taylor 12.1 5" Water
M'Dowell James, clock 8c watch maker 130 S i^ront'
M'Dowell James, porter 25S S Fourth
M'Dowell James, vi6\ualler 283 Callowhill
M'Elroy Archibald, gentleman 64 Spruce
M'Elroy Hannah, fhopkeeper 182 S i'ourth
M'£lroy James, viaualler 473 N Third"]
M'Elroy John, bricklayer Sterling alley >see3fIlroy
il^'Elroy , bricklayer 121 N Fourth J
ilf'Entee Bernard, tobacconift 4i2 N Third
M,E\\Qn Thomas k Co. brokers 78 Chefnut
M^FuUtn Henry, late con{lable77 Plumb
M'Faden Archibald, 384 S Front
JJf Fall Peter, laborer 162 N Eighth
ilf'Fall R. boarding houfe iG3 J/ulberry
ilf'^Fall Rofina, midwife and boarding houfe i&3
il/ulberry
ilf'Farlane John, merchanf49 N 6th
M'Farlane John, mariner 16 Queen
M'Farlan Patrick, laborer 500 S Front
M'Farlane Andrew, grocer 62 N Front
M'FarI?aie IMargareti grocer lO I Spruce
M'Farland Wm. fteel manufatUirer 460 N Front'
M'Farlin John, laborer 466 N Front
M'Faran George, blackfmith V/iliings alley
JNl'Fee , widow ihopkeeper i5 Plumb
M.'Ferran Mary, grocer 424 N Second
M'Gargan Margaret, widow Germautown load
M'Garthey John, laborer 44 LcmbaTd
M'Garvcy John, vtndue cryer 16 Vernon
M'Gargell John, ftone mafcn Shackemu:^i.en
M'Gaugh Hugli, grocer 85 Plumb
M'Gaughy John, ftevadore GrilTels alley
M'Gath Thomas, Ihipwright 61 Meade alkyr
M'G^e Marv, waihcr 66 Plumb
02-
( 162 )
M'Gee James, Brewers alley
M'Gee Gabriel, tallow chandler i6 Vernott
M'Gee Michael, laborer Farmers alley
M'Gee Samuel, carpenter 76 N Seventh
M'Gee Wm. oak cooper 332 N Front
M'Gill Margaret, boarding houfe 51 S Water
M'Gill Stephen, blackfmith 6 Starr alley
M'Gines Arthur, laborer St. Mary above Seventh
M'Ginefs Wm. laborer Vine alley
M'Ginnis Philip, foap boiler, 148 S Front ft
M'Ginnefs Neal, foap boiler, 8cc. 110 Plumb
M'Ginnefs George, mariner Griffels alley
M'Gintey John, laborer 266 S Fourth
M'Glathery James, ironmonger 50 High
M'Glathery Mordecai, hatter 271 N Third
M'Glaughlen Edward, fail maker 239 S Second
M'Glaughen James, laborer corner of Pear £c Dock.
M'Gluughlin Edward, failmaker 32 N Sixth
M'Glaughlan John, laborer 154 S Sixth
M'Glaughian Edward, mariner 38 German
M'Glue k Read, harnefs makers 12 S Fifth
M'Goldrick John, carpenter 42 S Fourth
M'Gouran, widow of Patrick, 2 Cherry
M'Gowea Edv/ard, grain meafurer 1 1 1 Plumb
M'Gowan James, foap boiler Webbs alley
M'Gowan Wm. umbrella maker 23 1 N Second
M'Grady Daniel, taylor Carlylle alley
M'Gragor James, mariner 84 German
M'Gregjr John A. merchant 6 S Third
M'Graw Patrick, m.ariner 1 iO Chriftian
M'G;egcr James, fea captain 32 Artillery lane
^M'Gregor John, laborer 382 S Second
M'Grou^herty Jamts, laborer 246 Cedar
M'Grougherty James, St. Marys near Seventh
M'Guire 8c Corinor, fmiths & farriers 90 Gherr^
M'Guire Hugh, baker next 116 Swanfon
PvrGuire G. ink-powder maker 138 Swanfon
M'Guire Elizabeth, 94 Shippen
M'Guire, widow of Michael, 243 Cedar
M'Guik Catherine, boarding houfe 7 Dock
^vl'Fiheney W^m. fen. taylor 5 2 Mulberry
M'llheney John, merchant 52 Mulberry
M'llroy Thomas, cabinet maker 125 Mulberry
( 163 )
M'llwaine Fergiifon, merchant 77 Lombard and 69
S wharves
M'llwaine Catherine, widow 22 Callowhill
M'llwaine John, jun. painter i5l Cedar
M'llwham Thomas, brafs founder 61 S Fifth and
Locuft above Seventh
M'Innefs Duncan, fruiterer 42 S Third
M'Intire Margaret, raantua maker Hunters court
M'Intire Patrick, laborer Farmers Row /
M'Intire Samuel, cabinet maker 36 S Third V
M'Intire John, carpenter Hannover ft
M'Kage Thomas, carpenter i Burds alley
M'Kage John, laborer 102 Cedar
M'Karaher Daniel, innkeeper ^loS S Second
M'Karron James, laborer Mifflins alley
M'Karron Charles, fhoemaker 24 1 S Second
M'Kay Margaret, widow near 5 Pewter platter alley
M'Kay Thomas, bricklayer 7 i^armers alley
^I'Kay James, fhipwright Liberty alley
M'Kean Thomas, governor of the commonwealth
157 S Third
M'Kean Jofeph B. attorney at law 95 N Second
IvI'Kean Lowrey, carter Eleventh above Mulberry
M'Kean James, grocer Univerfity yard Fourth fl
M'Kean Thos. Sc James, fail makers 191 N Water
M'Kee Thomas, teacher Juniper lane
M'Kenzie John, blackfmith 49 Budd
M'Kenzie John, fhip joiner 64 Vine, 137 N Water
M'Kenzie Mary, widov/ 36 Union (eee Kinzis)
M^Kenzie Mary, foopkeeper 361 S Second
M'Kenzie Sc Widley, fnipjoiners i37 N Water
M'Keiver Anthony, rope maker 40 Palfyunk road
MTfLelvy Michael, type founder Cedar above lOth
M'Kernan Patrick, plaifterer 224 Cedar
M'Kever John, fea captain 98 S Second
M'Kever Wm. oak cooper 96 Sv/anfon
M'Kever Wm. taylor32l Mulberry
M'Keyman Robert, blackfmith 2368 Third
M'KinlaMary, feamdrefs Matiacks court
M'Kinla James Sc Alexander, fhoe makers 5i Plumb
M'Kinley Alexander, bricklayer Liiley alley
M'Kinley Jane, widow i53 S Sixth
M'Kinley ifugh, flioemaker 136SFourtIi
M'Kinley Hugh, laborer, 4i Prime a
( 164 ),
M'Kinley Martha, (hopkeeper 90 Saffafras. '■
M'Kinley Wm. porter Grizels alley
M'Kinney John H. hatter Farmers row
M'Kinzey James D. man midwife Sec. 28 Union
M'Kinzie John, printer 277 S Third
iV/*Kinzie John, carpenter Relief ft f 5ee M^KenzieJ^
3/'Kinzie Charles, taylor 42 Strawberry
jJf'Knight George, grocer N. E. corner Shippen 8c
Crabb
M'Knight John, accomptant 88 N Fifth
M'Knight Rob. laborerCentre alley [see M'Nlght']:
M'Knowles Wm. grocer Tenth above Locuft
IVl'koy Ifabella, boardinghoufe 34 Strawberry
IV'l^Aoy Margaret, wafher 147 Cherry [see M^Cqy'\ :
M'Koy Robert, fmith 355 N Second
M*Lane Saml. breeches maker 8c glover 8 S 3d.
M'Laney Henry, huxterzl N £ighth
M'l-aughlin James, taylor 2 Penn [see M'-GIaughlinYi
M'Laughlin Wm. F. printer 3 Frombergers court.
M'Laughlin John, laborer 181 Shippen
M'Laughlin Patrick, tavernkeeper 270 S Front
M'Laughlin Wm. laborer Little Oak
M'Leveen Myles, fea captain l24 N Front
M'Laws Wm. Depofit-office, 118 Chefnut, ■,•
money advanced on plate, watches, jewels,
houlhold furniture. Sec. Perfons importing-
goods, provided with Storage, and the duties
bonded at the Cuftom-houfe.— r— If required, .
fold on CommiiTion.
M'Leod J. laborer Tv/elfth below Walnut
M'I.eod £c Ciaxton, fhip chandlers 7 S Wharves
M^Leod Mrs.nuife 92 N i^ourlh
M'Leod Malcoim, carpenter. 154 Saffafras
M^Mahan Bernard, garden 8c grafs feeds merchant-.
129 Chefnut
M<IVlahon John, fdverfmith 19 Vernot^
M'Mahon Thos.ftccking manufa6loi:er Emflies alley -
M'Mahon William, carpenter, 33 VV^alnut ft
M'Mannis Mrs. midwife Walnut near Twelfth
M'Mannis Cornelius, taylor 9 Swanfon
M'Mafters John, ilioemakcr 245 S Tliird
M'Minn John, oak cooper 5 Hopkins court-
M'Minn Robert, accomptant 97 High
M'Monagel John, grocer i46 Lombard..
( 1^5 )
M'Monagle Hugh, grocer, near 390 S Second
M'Minney John, weaver, Walnut near Izth
M'Morris Jofcph, grocer, 30 N Eighth
M'Mullen John, filverfmith, 19 Vernon UO S Front
M'Mullen Michael, painter, &c. 227 S Third
M'Mullen William, carpenter 46 Zane
M'Mullin .; merchant, 2O2 N Third
M'Mullin J. blackfmith 21 Prime and 268 Swanfon
M'Mullin Robert, fhip joiner, 62 and i49 Swanfon
M'Mullin William, fnip joiner, 309 S Second
M'Murtie Wm. merchant, 198 Spruce
M'Nabb James, plaiflerer, 4 Stalls court
MNortane Cornelia, gentlewoman,' 1 zOJST Fourth
M*Nair George, taylor, i9 Pine alley
M'Namanee William, porter, Hudions lane
M'Neely Andrew, hatter, 30 S 4th & i N 3d
M'Neill Margaret, huckfter, i3 Parrams alley
M Neil John, blackfmith, 189 S 7th
M<Neil Wakeford, porter, Spaiford ft
M'Neil Elizabeth, widow, George nearCedar
M'Neir Sc Krebbs, grocers, corner 4th & -S ranch.
M'Neran Malcolm, fea captain, 336 S Front
M'Nulty Daniel, taylor, 86 Swanfon
M'Nulty Cornelius, mariner. Wood
M'Phail Alexander, bricklayer 122 Cedar
M'Phail John, grocer, i92 &c 235 S Front
M'Pherfon Alex, huckfter, 283 S Third
M'Pherfon Daniel, fea captain, 100 S 5th
M'Pherfon John, confectioner. 109 Walnut
M'Pherfon Wm. gentleman, 267 Chefnut
J^'l'Quaid Felix, foapboiler, 65 Crown
M'i^andles k £kens, grocers, near 339'S Second
M'Roy John, corn chandler, 467 N Third
M'Shane Francis, attorney at law, 33 S Third
M'Shane Barnabas, innkeeper, 43 N Third
M'Sparran Wm. fkindreiler, 35 Cable lane
MkWilliams George, weaver, 5 Hopkins court /
Maas Jacob, mufician, i85 S Fifth j/
Maas David, baker, 185 S Fifth
Macferren Samuel, grocer, 45 6 N Third
JMack N. wheehvright, corner High Sc Schuylkill 8«
Mack Catherine, 150 Lombard
Mackafon Wm. 8c John, fhipwrights, Groffs court
Mackay Hugh L. M. D. II2 N Seventh
( 166 )
!Mackay Samuel, fhoemaker, Blackhorfe alley
Mackie Thomas, merchant, 164 ^S" Front
Mackie John, cabinetmaker, North alley
Mackie Peter, merchant, 38 S Sixth
Mackie Thos. and Peter, merchants, 1 64 S Front
Makey William, boarding houfe, zl Plumb
Maclure William Sc Co. merchants, lOz S Front
Maddock E. E. k. W. L. merchants, 59 S wharves
Maddock Ezekiel, merchant, 313 High
Maddock Thomas, grocer, 26 Strawberry
Maddock William L. grocer, 51 Spruce
Madden Stacy, fhoemaker, 4 Hoffman's alley
Madrera J. perfumer, 244 S Front
Maffet David, fea captain, 36 Cedar [fee Moffet]
Maffet Robert, tavernkeeper, 28 Walnut
Maffet James, painter, 13 Wagners alley
Maffet James, fea captain 248 S Front
Magannon Ann, widow, 73 S 5th
Magaw Aftgernon,^atTorney at law, 94 Mulberry
Magaw Rev. Samuel, D. D. 94 Mulberry
Maggi Anthony, 90 Shippen
Magee James, brewer, Elmslies alley
Maggs Jacob, Shoemaker, i38 Coates
Mager Philip, taylor, next 43 Artillery lane
Magg , Profpe6\ alley
Magnus Ann, walher, 48 Dock
Magoffin h Son, merchants, 43 N 8th
Magrath Michael, tallow chandler, 25 Brewers alley
Magralh George, carter 1 1 Quarry fl
Maguire Edmund, laborer, 88 Budd ft
Mahan Laurence, porter, Charlotte
Mahan James, fhipwright, 12 Butlers court
Mahony Mary, tavernkeeper, 46 Cedar
Maher & M'Dermot, merchants, 9 S Water
Mahurter John, laborer, 143 Cherry
^lailard Lewis, merchant, 65 S 1 Ith
Maiuguenaux Andrew, baker, 67 Saffafras
Makins, widow of Samuel, fea captain, 61 N 6th
Mselambre Jacob, shoemaker, 1 13 S Second
Malcolm Jane, boarding houfe, 109 Saffafras
Malcolm Jofeph, merchant, 109 Mulberry
Malcolm Daniel, fea captain, 22 Meade alley
Maley Michael, carpenter, 6 profpecl alley
Malin John, teacher, 24 Carters jiley
( i6r )
Mallinder George, mariner, i9 Queeix
Mallington John, carpenter 22 Cherry /
Malone William, cabinet maker, 359 Mulberry ^
Malone John, conftable 359 Mulberry
Mallon Mrs. academy for young ladies i06 Walnut
Malone Peter, taylor, 45 I S Front
Maltby Sarah, widow, 264 S Front
Manderfon Andrew, florekeeper, 445 N 2d
Mandeville David, accomptant, 89 N 6th
Manery Robert, fhoemaker, 271 St. John
Mang John, laborer, i09 German
Manger John, furgeon barber, 403 N Third
Manker Chriflian, vi6lualler Charlotte ft
Manley Mary, huckfter. North alley
Manley Henry, fhoe warehouse 40 High
Mann Daniel, fea captain, 5i SatTafras
Mann John, blackfmith. Garden ft
Mann Ann, widow. Baileys court
Mann William, tavernkeeper, 1 1 Walnut
Manner George, baker, black horfe alley
Manning Thomas, printer, ii6 SalTafras
Manning William, tin plate worker, 226 S Second
Manning Ann, feamftrefs, 38 St. John
Manfell John, umbrella ma.ker, 75 Chefnut
Manfon Thomas, carter, \Valnut above Tenth
Mansfield Jacob, carpenter, 83 S Fifth
Mansfield Mary, gentlewoman, 10 Moravian alley
Mansfield B. W. carpenter Rofe alley
Mansfield Margaret, feamftrefs. Juniper alley
Marache Solomon, boarding houfe 30 S Third
Marble Jofeph, mariner, 5i Palfyunk road
Marccr Jofeph, taylor, i31 SaflTafras [fee Mercer]
March Elizabeth, widow, 546 N Third
March Philip, laborer, 69 Green
Marcker Philip, blackfmith, 506 S Second
Marcker Andrew, taylor, 91 N 8th
Marcker John, carter, lOth above Spruce
Marcker Jacob, grocer, 34 Green
Marchmint Jeffe, (hoemaker, 25 1 S Fifth
Marcoe Abraham, merchant 328 High
Mariam Charles, grocer, 385 N Third
Mariner John, fea captain, i3 Ghriftian
Mariner Fen wick, pilot, 372 S Front
Mariner Andrew^ mariner, 28 Artillery lane
( 168 )
Marinot Michael, ccnfe6lioner, 93 S Second
Maris Sarah, feaniftrefs, 531 S Front
Markland John, plaifler of Paris manufacturer, 204
Saflafras
Merkley Soloman, hatter, back 152 Saflafrrs
Markley Ann, widow, 48 Budd
Marks Robert, laborer, 242 N Third
Marks Jacob, merchant, 139 Mulberry
Marks James, mariner, 375 S Front
Marks John, dealer. Cable lane
Marks Henry, bottler, 141 N Fourth
Marks &: Lawer, bottlers, I16 N Front
Marks David, fea captain, i62 Spruce
Marks widow, 141 N Fourth
Marley Richard I. flaoe maker, 15 N Sixth
Marley William, cordwainer, il9 S Second
Marley William, laborer, near 22 1 Callowhill
Martin Edward, bricklayer? Hunters court
Marpel Elizabeth, widow. 20 Farmers alley
Marpel Abraham, (hipwright. Frankford road
Marrot D. fpinning wheel and chair maker. i8
Cooraibs alley
Marrot Elizabeth, taylorefs, 19 Chriflian
Marr John, faddler, 5 Qua.rry
Marriot Stacy, Ihipwright. 156 Swanfon
Marrs Robert, filver plater» Greenleafs alley and 52
N Fourth
Marlh Jof. fen. fnip chandler, 2il Swanfon & 23
Chriftian
Marfh Jof. jun. lumber merchant, near 18 Chriflian
"Marlhall Alexander, baker, Schievelys alley
Marfl.all Alexander, laborer, i64 N Eighth
Marfhall Amos, carpenter Sc wafer maker, 59 Walnut
Marlhall Charles, fen.chymift;, 5 6 Chefnut
jNIarfhall Charles Sc Son, fen. chymills kc. 46 Chefnut
jMarlhall Charles, druggift, Bank near cornerChef nut
Marlhall C. jun. tea ware houfe, 34 N Second
Marlhall Charles, gentleman, 24 Strawberry
Marlhall Hannah, boarding houfe, 116 N Front
Marfhall John, bricklayer, i Marys alley
Marfhall John, fhipwright, Says alley
Marfhall W illiam, taylor, 79 S Front
Marfhall James, mariner, 23 Catherine
Marfhall T. painter £c glazier, 68 Spruce
( 169 )
Marfhall T. glafs, oil Sc colour man, ii N Second
Marfhall B. laborer, nexti5 Pine alley
Marfhall widow, 27 Gillafes alley
Marftiall Robert, M. D. ii2 Walnut
Martin Ann, widow, 87 N Front
Martin jSenjamin, fhoemaker, 202 S Fifth
Martin Charles, boarding houfe, 4 Swanfon
Martin Danl. ftorekeeper corner of 13th &- Saffafras
Martin Chriftopher, caulker 47 Mead alley
Martin Maria, feamftrefs i67 N Sixth
Martin Henry, laborer 487 N Third
Martin Elizabeth, widow 416 Saffafras
Martin ^enry, ftevadore Ehnflies alley
il/artin Sc Holme, fadlers 162 High
J/artin Henry, tavernkecper 289 S Front
Ma.nm Henry, boarding houfe 30 Shippen
MdiYtin Ifaac, cabinet maker 87 N Front V
J/artin Jacob, hair dreffer 376 N Second
J?/artin John, grocer 281 S Fourth
il/artin James, 44 Carpenters (C)
il/artin Ifaac, (hipwright 49 Prime
il/artin John, (hip joiner 96 Shippen
3/artin John, taylor 59 N Third
il/artin John, flour merchant 65 N Seventh
>/artin Jacob, grocer 36 1 N Third
Mdrtm Johanna, widow 94 N Water
3/artin Jofeph,ofller i78 S Fourth
MsLVim Rob. gilt and plated button makeri4 Filbert
3/artin Sarah, widow Cherry near Sixth
J/artin Philip, mariner 48 German
il/anin Peter, oyfterman 8 Cedar
Jifartin Samuel, fail maker 342 S Front
il/artin Thomas, grazier 462 S Second
Martin Thomas, whitefmith corner of 6th Sc Cedar
il/artin Sarah, widow i7 CrelTons alley
Maitien Hibfam, plain maker Church alley
Marvereau Nicholas, copperfmith 178 S Second
ilij^fon Mrs. gentlewoman 132 Vine
il/afon widow of Francis faw maker lO S Fifth
J/afon Hamflead, boarding houfe 10 German
il-Zafoii Ifaac, merchant New near 3d ft
Mafon Philip, engine maker 131 S Sixth.
Mafon Prifcilla, widow i3 Vine
P
( 170 )
IVIafon \Vm. oak cooper Turners alley
Mafon Thomas, windfor chair maker 120 Callowhill
Mafon Wm. blockmaker 15 S Whan'es & i Chan-
cery lane
Mafon Solomon, mariner 287 S Fourth
Mafpieu John R. merchant i04 Vine
MafTengill James, brafs founder 390 N Front
Maffey ■ «, bifcuit baker 14 S wharves 19 S Water
Mafley Daniel, victualler 474 SaiTafras
Maffey John, bifcuit baker 9 Penn
Maffey Charles jun. merchant i59 Vine
Maffey Richard, grocer 15 Shippen
Maffey Wm. tavernkeeper 85 Chefnut
Mafter Wm. fhoe maker IS S Third
Mafler Jofeph, grocer 15 Coombs alley
Mallon Z)avid, gunfmith 10 Paffyunk road
^Mathar Peter, gentleman 33 Pewterplatter all«y
Mathas Lydia, taylorefs Elmflies alley
Mathers John, blackfmith 38 N Second
Mathey Lewis, clock 8c watch maker i73 High
Mathias Thomas, hatter 80 Cedar
IMathias Abel, carpenter 121 New
Mathifon Niel, grocer 1 2 Pine
J^Iatlack Amos, laborer Eleventh above Saffafras
Matlack Sarah, widow 128 S Second
Matfon Ifrael, laborer Locufl above Broad
Matfon Thomas F. painter lOth beloAV Walnut
Matfon Jofeph, flour merchant Heydes court
Matfon Peter, carter Sweeds alley
Mattenly Thias, laborer 2 £lfriths alley
Mattern Andrew, potter 247 N Second
Matthews James, whip and cane maker 32 S Sixth
Matthews James, hair dreffer 6i S Front
Matthews Charles, carter 38 Budd
Matthews John, waiter Webbs alley
Matthews John, fea captain 93 S Fourth
Matthews John, paper (lore 81 N Third
Matthews James, vendue crycr 128 Plumb
Matthews Lucy, fnopkeeper 47 N Second
Matthews Peter, laborer 165 Lombard
3/atthews Sarah, Midow of Wm. Smiths cour
Maul John, fail maker 18 Carters alley and Clit-
fords wharf
( 171 )
jNIaul R Sc J. fail makers Mulberry and Cliffords
wharves
Maul Nehemiah, boat builder i3 Queen
INlaul Robert, fail maker r.ext II ^IfiiLhs alley-
Maul Sc Tremble, boat builders 159 Swanfon
Maver John, taylor 5 Creifons alley
Maxfield James, fhoemaker Philbert above Tenth
Maxfield Mrs. book folder 44 N Fourth
Maxfield Jofeph, lumber merchant i03 N Fifth
Maxfeiner Adam, taylor 218 N Third
Maxv7ell Hugh, printer 25 N 6'econd
Maxwell Archibald, fea crsptain 2 S Seventh
Maxwell Anlliony, flioemaker 70 Shippcn
Maxwell May boarding-houfe corner'oi iiigh'and 5th
Maxwell James, Ihojmaker i40 Cedar
Maxwell John, weaver 16 Chriftian
Maxwell John, ftone cutter 339 N Second
Maxwell Thomas, grocer St. George above Tenth
Maxwell William, Ihipv/right Hanover ft
Mays John, hatter near 6 Vernou
May A.dami grocer SON Ninth
May George, porter i91 Lombard
May Lev/is, (lioemaker i93 Saiiafras
May Wm. carpenter corner of Locuft and lOth
May John, fea captain 119 Swanfon
May Sarah, ftiopkeeper 9 St. iJfarv
May Charles, laborer l2^th below Walnut
Mayberry John, laborer 18 1 Cedar
Mayberry John, carpenter i06 Union i
Mayberry Richard, blackfmith 29 Gillifes alley
Mayberry Rebecca, widow 74 Mulberry
Mayberry k Gorden, fmiths Sc farriers 2 23 S Fourth
Mayberry James, tanner 239 Cedar
Maybin John, merchant 155 N Second Sc 5 Chefnut
Maybin, widow 63 Walnut
Mayers John, fen. & jun. joiners i45 N Fifth
Mayers Andrew, limner 7 1 Budd
Mayers N. dyer 8c coverlaid weaver Sec. 384 N 2d
Mayfield Catherine, widow 5 8 Galkill
Mayhoe Daniel, laborer above 51 1 N Second
Maylarid Jacob, tobacconill ii3N Third
Mivfey John, whitefmith 395 6 Second
Maze George, mail maker 22 Brown
( 173 )
Mazurie James J. merchant 28 S Front & 35 Union
Meade George, merchant 92 S Eighth
Meade James, hair drefler 146 Swanfon
Meade James, hair dreffer 3i5 S Front
Meade Rich. W. merchant N Ninth
MeallyJohn, Ihoemaker 326 Saffafras v**^
Meally Wm. florekeeper 205 Shippen v-*?if
Means Benjamin, teacher 156 Lombard
Means Henry, milkman Boilers court
Means John, carpenter looking glafs and piclurc
frame maker 172 Pine
Mears Jefle, cabinet maker 85 N Front
Meafe James, M. D. 109 Spruce
Meafe John, merchant 4 Norris alley
Mechlin Samuel, furveyor of the revenue office,
^ 146 SaiTafras
Meckclberg Charles, glue fa6tory 550 N Third
1/ Mecke John, cabinet maker li4 Mulberry
Meddock , M. D. 128 N Second
Meeker Sc Baldwin, (lioe makers 88 High
Meeker Denman & Co. merchants 88 High
Meeker Samuel, merchant 2O S Front
Meer John, artiil 28 N Sixth
J Meguire Wm. cabinet maker i77 S Second
Mein Andrew, teacher 160 S Front
Meifner John, taylor 46 Meade alley
Meifibn Jofeph, grocer 62 /figh
Melbeck John, commiffion merchant 63 Dock
Meller Martin, flioemaker 45 Brown
Mendenhail Ifaac, carpenter 12 Cyprefs alley
Mendenhall Adam, accomptant near 132 S Eighth
Menderfelt John, tavernkeeper 35 Coates
Mentz Elizabeth, 68 Saifafras
Menully Anthony, accomptant 289 S Fourth
Mercer ivobert, fea captain i Mary
Mercer George, fhoe maker 235 Cedar
Mercer Robert, {lore keeper 242 S Second & Ha-
miltons wharf
Mercer Rachel, boardinghoufe 256 S Front
Mercier Charles, fluopkeeper 252 S Second
Mercier John, confectioner & diftillcr 266 Lombard
^Meredith Daniel, (lioemaker 3 Little Dock
^ieredith Ann, cake baker 173 Mulberry
c 173 y
Meredith Benjamin, grocer Old York road
Meredith Jonathan, corner York road & Noble
JV/eredith Jofeph, plaifterer next 86 Grown
Meredith Wm. attorney at law 40 Walnut
Merlin Lewis, laborer 186 LonibaiTl
Merrefield Sc Gueft, merchants 20 S Second
Merrefield Jofeph, merchant 2O S Second
Merrie Robert, cabinet maker 65 S Fifth
Merrick Joihua, carpenter Mary ft
Merrick Jane, widow 36 Mary ft
Merrick S merchant 64 Mulberry
Merriman John, taylor 142 S Fourth
Meiris Martha, 140 S Ninth
Merrit John, laborer 27 Mead alley
Merrit Marmaduke, boat builder 30 Catherine.
Merrit Henry, laborer Beech ft
Mervine George, grocer 79 Plumb
MelTchert Matthew H. merchant 1 15 Pine
Meifchert Catherine, widow 225 St. Johns
MefTer Philip, baker near 8 Elfreths alley
MelTer Peter, raulician 5 Sterlings alley i,-^
Mettick George, fhoemaker 59 Dock
Metzger John, baker German town road
Meyers Henry, innkeeper 108 N Fifth
Meyers Laurence, ftiip fmith 32 Chriftian
Michael Jofeph, fea captain 4i7 S Front
Micklejohn John, grocer 4 and i98 High
Middah Daniel, turner S Fifth near High
^lidcllelon Aaron, gentleman 39 Chriftian
Middleton G. lumber merchaiit 133 N Fifth
Middleton George, f-ta. captain 31 Marys ft
Middleton Wm. taylor 345 S Second
Middleton Hannah, widow brewers alley
Middleton Aaron (hallop man 22 Union alley
Middleton U Woolley, lumber merchants 345 N2d
Midlen Walter, fea captain 5j8 S Front
Miercken Henry, gentleman 41 Shippen
Mieicktn Peter, ^. Co. lugar refiners 37 Shippen^
Mifilin Benjamin, merchant 22 N iurrhth
Mitilin John, F. councellor at lav/ 5 U 9 Union*
Mifilin Samuel, merchant 43 I High
Mihlin Thos. merchant 202 S Front
Mifilin H.. G. mercliant 4;3 1 High
P 2
( 174 )
Mifflin Richard, mariner 120 Lombard
MIBFLINS WHARF OPENS NEXT l33Sc l39 N WATER
Milan Samuel, tobacconift 26 Saffafras alley
Milbank Samuel, brewer li Pear
Miles &c Son, gun manufacturers 30 S Third
Miles Maria, widow lO Hoffmans alley
Miles John fen. gun manufacturer 500 N Second
Miles Thomas, carpenter lOth below Walnut
Miles Robert, carpenter IQth below Walnut
Miles James, mariner Baileys court
Miles Thos. carpenter Smiths alley
Miles Auguilus, mariner 18 Fayette ft
Milles George, cabinet maker 262 St. Johns
Miley John, vi6tualler 136 -Srown
Millard Thomas, wheel & chair maker 408 N Front
Milbine John C. baker 271 N Second
Miledoller Rev. Philip, paftor of the 3d Prelbyte-
rian church 208 S Third
Miller Alex. J. merchant 106 S Front
Miller Alexander, carter i58 Spruce
Miller Andrew, fea captain 66 Spruce
Miller Andrew &. fon, potters 7 Zane 11
Miller Anthony, (lioemaker 6 Nicholfons court
Miller Barbary, 4 Branners alley
Miller Benjamin, weaver 152 Cedar
ilfiller Sc Bennett, ftone cutters 367 High
Miller Charles, grocer corner Vine and Third
J/iller Charlotte, waiher 192 Vine
J/iller 6'hriilian, laborer 264 Saflafras
Miller Daniel, painter Sec. back i7 Creffons alley
Miller Daniel, tavernkeeper 4x6 N Second
Miller David, groe»?r 230 S Second
Miller Eliza, widow 54 Lombard
Miller Frederick, carpenter corner Wood and 6th
Mi-ller Frederick, foap boiler Little oak
Miller Elijah, waiter 174 N Eighth
J/iller George, blackfmith 446 SaiVafras-
Miiltr Hefter A. baker77 Chefnut
Miller George, flioemaker 313 S Third
Millet H. fupervifor 39 N Sixth.
Miller Henry, taylor Pleafant
Miller Henry, faw (harper 392 N Front
Miller Henry jun. faw Iharper 9i Mulberrj?
( 175 )
Miller Henry, tobacconift 208 N Second
Miller Henry, vidlualler i96 Cherry
Miller J. merchant 10 S Wharves 3 N 8th
Miller HenTy, ftioemaker Cable lane near Margaretta
Miller Jacob, carpenter 26O SalVafras
Miller H. blackfmith 45 Cable lane
Miller Jacob, mariner 5 6 Small
i^/iller James St \Vm. merchants 36 N Fourth
Miller James, ftevadore 75 Mulberry
Miller Joel, grocer 3 Mulberry
Miller John, innkeeper 63 N Fourth
Miller John, grocer 83 N Second
Miller John, tavernkeepcr 127 S Water
Miller Jacob, tavernkeeper 242 N Second
Miller John, fhingle dreffer near 2.68 N Third
Miller John, oyfterman 87 German
Miller John F. glazier 350 N Third
Miller John, jun. merchant 204 8c 201 S Front
Miller John, carter i97 Lombard
Miller John, plaifterer Carpenter (S)
Jl/iller John, ftone cutter next 35 6 High
Miller Michael, potter 314 N Second
Miller John, mariner 86 Penn
Miller John, baker 190 St. Johns
Miller Jonathan, merchant 239 High
Miller John, baker 249 S Third
Mille iMary, widow 433 S Front
Miller Mary, I'eamarefs 399 N Third
Miller Magnus, gentleman 129 S Second
Miller &c Murray, merchants 59 S wliarves
Miller Mary, gardner Hanover
Miller Margaret, boardinghoufe 167 Mulberry
Miller Michael, wheat k corn fan maker 32 fc^ i72'
Spruce
Milier Michael, laborer 3* Cherry
Miller Peter, brufli maker Nicholfons court
Miller Nicholas, blackfmith 36 Prime
Miller Philip, carter i45 Cherry
Miller Philip, ftioemaker 146 N Fifth
Miller R. blackfmith 294 Mulberry 75 N Tenth
Miller Simon, cabinet maker 264 S Fifth
Miller Wm. tobacconift 259 N Second
Miller Wm. cabinet maker isa Noble
^ 176 )
Miller Wm. carter 135 Cherry
Jliiller Wm. J. merchant 1 lO Pine
IMillford B. mulician SS-^N Third
Milligan James, gentleman 263 Chefnut
Milligan Robert, accomptant 320 S Front
Millikin Robt. Ihoe maker 33 Strawberry
Jl/illon Edward, gentleman Brewers alley near St«^
Johns ftreet
Mills Peter, oyi\erman Groffs court
Mills Frederick, mariner Emlins court
Millfon John, painter, &c. > ^^^
Millfon John W. grocer 5
Millfon Thomas, dealer 99 Shippen
Milne Richard, merchant 181 Mulberry
Milner Hannah, widow 61 Lombard
» Milnor James, attorney at law, 97 Mulberry
Milnor John, com million broker, lOl Saffafras.
Milnor Ifaac, guager, 37 Union
Milnor Larken, fupercargo, 37 Vine
Milnor Wm. dates guager. 5 Norris alley
Miltenbergcr Catherine, 1 08 Green
Miltinberger George, tin plate worker, 107 Green.
Minckin John, accomptant 166 N Water
Mincks Catherine, china ftore 288 SaiTafras
Mingle John, bellows maker, 26 Appletree alley
Mingle John, blackfmith 199 Mulberry
Mingle Philip, mariner, 6 Creffons alley
Mingus Thomas, blacklmith near 89 Crown
Minier widow, taylorels 157 N Sixth
Minnick Frances, geritlewom.in, 90 N Ninth
Minnick Joleph, M. 1). 43 Spruce
Miniiic Chrillopher, carpenter i44 S NintK
Minilis James, tanner 103 S Fifth
Mintzer Roiina, back 246 N Second
Mintzer Adam, carter 321 N Third
Mintzer John, carter 32 i N Third
Mintzer J. G. taylor 386 N Second
Mintzer Jofeph, viclualler 43 Budd
Milkey Anthony, Ihopkeeper 89 Coates
Milkeily Samuel, carpenter 194 S Third
Mitchell Henry, ropemaker 33 S v/harves
Mitchell Abraham, oak cooper, i70 N Water
Mitchell Alexander, hairdrcffer i25 N Front
.r-l^
( 17'7 )
Mitchell Chtiiles, carter and cook, ii2 Lombard
Mitchell Amos, faddler 19 Creflbns alley
Mitchell Francis, trunkmaker 48 Philbert
Mitchell Henry, fbip chandler 166 S Front and 3^
S wharves
Mitchell Francis, fhipwright Sweeds alley
MitcJiell John, laborer 2 Marys alley /
Mitchell Jacob, mahogany yard 13 1 Cedar ^
Mitchell James, carpenter 155 S Sixth
Mitchell John, hairdreffer Z^2 N Front
Mitchell John, laborer Hanover ft
Mitchell Rachel, ^vidow of Thomas 26 Cable lane
Mitchell George, laborer 12 Chriftian
Mitchell Thomas, conveyancer 195 S Second
Mitchell William, merchant, 10 Ghefnut
Mitchell Sufaimah, widow 21 Pine alley
Mitman Philip, taylor i22 N Water
Mitman Philip, fhip joiner, 62 Green
Mittman Sc Lewis, fhip joiners 292 N Front
Mitten Robert,-teacher 16 Galkill
Mix Thomas, filver plater corner Broad 8c Vine
Mock Frederick, laborer 527 N 3d
Moffett Adam, laborer Market lane
Moffett James, grocer 318 S Front
Moffet Robert, carter Lociift above 9th
Moffonier John Baptifte, baker 1 1 1 Saffafras
Molan Elizabeth, feamftrefs St. Tammany
Moliere Henry, lliip chandler 48 S wharves &: 29*
S Second
Molineaux James, hairdreffer 189 Cedar
Molineaux John, Ihopkeeper 339 S Front
Mollilbn Peter, well digger i45 Brown
Mollony James, currier 80 Chefnut 31 Carters alley
MoUony Samuel, currier next 27 Carters alley
Monegan Daniel, fegar maker 28 Paffyunk road
MongeaR. M. D. 81 S Third
Monizer J. P. painter 278 Mulberry
Monk Hannah, widow 66 Catherine
Monk Matthew, fea captain 54 Vine
Monro Margaret, huxter 387 S Front
Monteith Benjamin, fea captain 20 1 N Fourth
Montgomery Andrew, teacher 369 S Front
Montgomery Charles, fhoemaker 7 Greenleafs allej^
( 1^8 )
Montgomery Chloe, wafher i53 S Fifth
Montgomery David, carter 16 Prune
Montgomery Dorcas, widov/ 31 Lombard
Montgomery James, gentleman 93 Pine
Montgomery 8c Newbold, merchants 39 N Water
Montgomery Liberty, 262 High
M©ntgorneiy Mary, widow next 134 Mulberry
Montgomery Wm- merchant i28 IVIuIberry
Montgom.ery Wm. ftioemaker 62 S Second
Montgomery Wm. jun. merchant, 1G3 S Second St
133 S Third
Montgomery Geo. mariner lOi Catherine
Montmuilen Frederick, merchant 203 N Third
IMontzant Amos, ftone m.afon IO2N Ninth
IVlonya Maria, feamflrefs28 St. Mary ft
Mood John, bifcuit baker Wood ft
INIoode Jeffe, laborer corner Queen and 3d
Moodey James, taylor 70 Catherine
Moon Margaret, huckfter 22 1 S Fifth
JMooney Jane, feamftrefs 166 Shippen
Mocnfty Ji-:-;-ieR; laborer 246 Cedar
Mooncy Ijridget; feamftrefs 22 Spruce
Mconey Wm. taylor 104 S \Vater
Moore Charles, filverfmith 8 Coombs alley
Moore Abraham, grocer 303 S Fourth
Moore Alexander, tavernkeeper 48 S Fourth
Moore Andrew, laborer nth above Saffafras
JMoore Chriftiana, fhopkeeper 308 N Second
Moore Cufre, laborer near 12/ Brov/n
Moore James, caipenter Heydes- court
Moore . , M. D. 65 N Fifth
Moore Elizabeth, mantua maker 274 S Second
Moore k Fergufon, gold and filverfmiths 42 N Front
Moore Hugh, gentleman ii3 Vine
Moore J. oak cooper, 28 Moravian alley i39 N Water
Moore James, gardener 65 Gafeill
Moore John, oyftermun 239 S Third
Moore John, laborer i79 S Fifth
Moore John, ftioemaker 39'Sniall
Moore John, laborer 74 George ft
Moore John, bricklayer 2i4 Saftafras
Moore John, Vi6lualler 369 Mulbeny
Moore Joleph, ftiopkeeper 2 Bank ft
( 179 )
Moore John A. grocer 73 N Front
Moore Mary, widow 64 PaiTyunk road
Moore Mary, feamftrefs Queen (K)
Moore Peter, plaifterer near 97 Galkill
Moore Reuben, chimney Iweep i93 Lombard
Moore Sarah, widow no Mulberry
Moore Samuel, carpenter 2 ig St. Johns y/'
Moore Thomas, cabinet maker 9 r N Third ^
Moore Thomas, fea captain 2i Vernon
Moore Thomas L. gentleman 42 Pine
Moore Thomas, merchant i3 N Fourth
Moore William, carpenter, 43 Paffyunk road
Moore Wm. mate 64 Chriflian
Moore Venis, widow 38 S Fifth
More Francis, boarding houfe, 326 S Front
Morehane Jofeph, teacher next 400 N Third
Moreland Martha, boarding houfe 43 Vine
Morgan Benj. attorney at law, 4i Mulberry
Morgan Thomas, waiter 38 S Fifth
Morgan Evan, laborer 47 Brov/n
Morgan Efther, Penn [K]
Morgan, late of Douglas 8c Schaffer, 88 N Second
Morgan George, brewer 71 Mulberry
Morgan J. carpenter SalTafras near Schuylkill 7ih
Morgan, widow o-f Jacob 77 Vine
Morgan George, carpenter 9 Moravian alley
Morgan Peter, merchant l23 S Water
Morgan Patience, widow i8 Swanfon
Morgan John, bookfeller and Stationer 5 1 S Second
Morgan Thomas, mer. i08 Mulberry &: i3 S Water
Morgan Thomas, fea captain SS Queen
Morgan William, Ihoemaker 2O8 High
Morgan Vfm. H. carver and gilder, 1 57 INIulherry
Morrel John, china and glafs merchant 24 N & 74
S Front
Morrel Jofeph, flioemaker 72 Chriftian
Morrell James, hatter i7i N Second
Morrell Robert, carpenter 124 S Fifth
Morrell Mrs. midwife, 71 Union
Morrieu Peter, gentleman 100 S Eighth
Morris Aaron, laborer 45 1 N Front
Morris Anthony, merchant i30 Spruce
Morris Benjamin; wine merchant Chefnut near Tth
( 180 )
Morris AnthoHy, fhipwrigbt 22 Mead alley
Morris Anthony, tobacconift 44 N Front
Morris Benjamin, Wm. 8c Co. wine merchants 60
Dock and i08 Walnut
Morris Cafper, brewer 33 High
Jl/orris Daniel, bookbinder 184 St. Johns
Jforris Daniel, laborer Oak (N. L.)
Jlibrris Elizabeth, widow Heydes court
Morris Ifrael, merchant i30 Spruce
Morris & Gaul, brewers 147 High
Morris Ifaac, brewer 54 Walnut
Morris Ifaac Sc Wm. brewers corner of Dock 5t Pear
J/orris George, book-binder Relief alley
Morris Jacob, laborer 46 Plumb
Morris Flora, huckftcr 156 N Water
Movns James, fhipwrigbt i22 Swanfon
Morris James C. baker 262 S Front
Morris J. W. merchant li2 Spruce
Morris John, carver Welflie's court
Morris John, laborer 503 S Second
Morris John, chimney fweeper 232 SafTafras
Morris Jane, widow near 28 Kunckle ft
Morris John, fliipwright Hudfons lane
Morris Jofeph, carpenter 78 N Eighth
Morris Jofeph, brewer 32 Mulberry
Morris Littleton, 242 Lombard
Morris , gentleman 10 Union
Morris, Longflreath, & Co. merchants 6 N Third
Morris John, mariner Wells alley '
Morris Maria, widow 327 Mulberry
Morris Mary widow 311 S Second
Morris Oliver, comedian ii S Sixth
Morris Robert, laborer 25 Filbert
Morris Rebecca, feamfirefs 20 SafTafras alley -
Morris Robert, merchant 163 Walnut
Morris Samuel, merchant 65 S Second
Morris Stephen, laborer Little Oak
Morris Sufan, gentlewoman 39 Filbert
Morris Thomas, fen. gentleman 86 N Second
Morris Thomas jun. 8c Co. brewers 86 N Second
Morris Thomas, wood fawycr 208 Cedar
Jl/orrifon Wm. fea captain i'.'6 S Sixth
Morrifon James, grocer i25 Cedar
C 181 )
Morrifon Alexander, {hoemaker 499 S Front
Morrifon Thos. carpenter 190 Lombard
Morrifon Hugh, tavernkeeper 238 S Third
Morrifon Jofeph, accomptant 223 Mulberry
Morrifon Sufannah, vi^idow 17 Pine alley
Morfe George W. fea captain Frankford road
Mort Jofeph, infpeclor of cuftoms 32 Coates alley"
Morrow Abraham, tavernkeeper 19 1 Chefnut
Morrow Wm. carter 68 PalTyunk road
Morrow John, carter Cherry above 13th
Mortln Andrew, fhipwright Apps lane
Morton — , taylor 295 S Third
Morton George, fea captain 305 S Front
Morton Benj. hatter 339 S Second 49 Catherine
Morton Johra, merchant il6 S Front
Morton Johnjun. merchant i49 S Second
Morton Ebenezer, porter 196 N Third
Morton Sc Willbn, merchants 56 S Wharves
Mofs Jofeph, fhoemaker 1 i2 Walnut
Mofs James, fhoemaker i22 S Front
Mofs John, fhopkeeper 57 N Third
Moifer Frances, wafher 41 Cable lane
MoiTer Sophia, gentlewoman 34 Union
Mofsler Frederick, 301 Vine
Mottley Mary, mantua maker 30 Coates alley
Moulder Mary, widow i20 N i'ront 9 Saflafras
Moulder Margaret, boardinghoufe 24 Pear fl
Moulder Wm. teacher 3 1 Cable Lane
Mount Thomas, grocer 420 S Front
Mountayne Wm. fea captain 22 Vine
Mountayne Clauges, accomptant 45 S i^ront
Moulhalter Jacob, weaver 460 N Third
Moutea George, (hoemaker i7 Farmers alley
Moufs Cbriftopher, vic\ualler Pleafant fl
Moxham Wm. carpenter Blackberry alley
Moyer i/^annah, widow 495 N Third
Moyes &'Tatem, fail makers 93 S Wharves
Moyes Sam. fail maker 97 Pine Sc 93 S Wharves
Moylan Gafper, counfellor at lav/ 1 17 S Front
Moylan Stephen, commifiioner of loans corner of
Walnut and Fourth
Moynaham , fhoemaker 22 PalTyunk road
Moynihan Maurice, il5 Cherry
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Mozer ^Martin, potter 3iO N Second
^I'luch Jeremiah, fliip \v right 282 Swanfon
Much Widow, Svv'eeds alley
3/uffington Catherine, boardinghoufe Loxleys court
Muhlenburg Henry W. merchant 2 69 High
Muhlenburg Peter, colle6\or of cuftoms for the
port 59 N Fourth
Muir Wm. mate 1 2 Chriftian ft
Mulford Thos. tavernkeeper 272 Swanfon
Mull John, fhoemaker 25 8 N Third
Mullen John, bottler 198 Lombard
iNIullen Barney, boardinghoufe 242 S Sixth
Mullen Edward, teacher I22 Plumb
Mullen Sc Beevard, milliners 229 S Second
Mullin Abijah, carpenter 74 Budd
Mullln John, hairdreffer 153 N Sixth
Mullin Burney, 4 St. il/arys ft
Mullin Thomas, grocer 28 Penn
Mullin Wm. grocer Oak (S)
il/ullins Jofeph, mariner 82 Lombard
Mulligan Ifabella, widow 4 Meade alley
ili'ulligan Wm. huckfter 38 Small ft
Mullikin Jofcph, fhoemaker 9 1 Callowhill
Mulligan Charles, currier IG Carters alley
Mullock L. fliopkeeper38 S Fourth
Mulvey Charles, fecretary to the Confulate of Spain
120 S Fourth
Mumford Turvil, laborer C6xes alley
Mumfcrd Alexander, laborer 246 S Front
IMuncies Dctrick, laborer 39 5 SalTafras
Munday Elizabeth, boardinghoufe 127 S Third
Munhall Henry, baker Locuft near Broad
IMunns Thomas, tavernkeeper 8 High
Murdock Elizabeth, feamftrefs i4 SafTafras
Murdcck Samuel, merchant 15 i S Front
jMurdock William, merchant I4 branch
Murdock widow of Wm. 84 N Seventh
Murdock John, perfumer 57 Walnut
Murgatroyd Thomas, merchant 244 H!igh
Murgatroyd Samuel, merchant z46 High
Murpliey Cornelius, fhoemaker back il2 Walnut
Murphey Ann, widov/ Centre alley
Murphey Zacharia, wheelwright Locuft above 7th
( 183 )
Murphey James, laborer z3 Crabb
Murphy E. Ihoe maker 77 N iSecond
Murphy Daniel, grocer ^90 SaiTafras
Murphy Daniel, hair dreffer Patlons court
Murphy John, l?.borer Uth below Walnut
Murphy Jane, grocer i5 Callovvhill
Murphy John, tobacconift 17 X Vv^ater
Murphy, Michael, ftable keeper 29 Lombard
Murphy Thos. ihopkeeper 30 Little Water
Murphy Owen, flioe maker 16 Swanfon
Murphy Robert, (hoe maker 84 N Third
Murray John, tanner St. Johns ft Bath-towa
Murray jEdward, carter '23 llurft il
Murray Alexander, capt. in the U. S. Navy 1 29 S id
Murray Charles, porter 293 S Sixth
Murray James, accomptant 30 Cable lane
Murray John, oak cooper next ii5 Pine
Murray Samuel, chimney fvveep 205 Shippea
Murray Jane, widow Noble near Front
Murray il/argaret, wafber 5 3 Mead dley
Murray Martha, widow 1^2 Swanfon
Murray Wm. mariner 35 Prime
Murray Edward, grocer 246 Lombard
Murray John, book binder Sterling alley
Murray Wm. ladies' fnoemaker i72 S Second
Murrey Thos. ftevadore 280 S W^ater
Maartugh C foap boiler Wood above Fourth
Murtaugh Jas. grocer k paper'hanger 70 Shippea
Murvine John, taylor 64 Chefnut
Mufgrave Aaron, keeper of the alms houfe
Mufgrave James, goldfmith kc. 44 S Second
Mufgrave Jofeph, foap boiler 335 N 2d 63 Greerx
Mufgrave Jofeph P. merchant 82 S Fifth
Mufliett Thos. chair maker 5 3 Catherine
Mufchert Mrs. 12.7 Lombard
Mufchert M. merchant 1 15 Pine
Mufmtine John, tavemkeeper 5 Vernon
Muftin George, taylor 179 N Second
Mufli Jofeph, gentleman 246 S Seventh
Mybert £lizabith, milk v/oman St. Tammany
JJ/yer Adam, brick maker il3 Callowhill
.Vyerley Eilher, James ft
1/yer? Godlieb, baker 46 Vine
( 184 )
Myers Catherine, widow oppofite 195 Walnut
Myers George, innkeeper 296 Vine
Myers George, laborer Charlotte ft
Myers i/annalu clotlrefs 497 N Third
Myers H. fen. Queens ware ftore io3 N Third
Myers Henry, potter i33 N Third
Mytrs Henry, innkeeper 108 N Fifth
Myers John, fnoe maker 319 S Third
Myers LewiJ taylor, 17 Swanfon ft
Myers Mary, waflier 32 Cherry
Myers Nathan, tavernkeeper 45 N Water
Myers John, mariner 68 Catherine
Myers John, iilverfmith &c fhopkeeper 44 N Second
Myers J. viauailer 2 69 Callow hill 22 O. Shambles
Myers Lawr. fliip fmith 202 Swanfon 3^ Chriftian
Myers iSIichael, bricklayer 526 N Third
Mvers Peter, tobacconift 498 N Second
I'viyers Sarah, feamftrefs Cherry near Eighth
Myers Thomas, potter 133 N Third
Myers V/in. bookbinder 1 18 N Fourth
Myers Peter, taylor 98 N Fifth
Myrick Jacob, painter &:c. 81 N Fifth 8c IS N 2d
Mvrletus Chriftian, taylor 43 Chriftian
J^' AGLE Wm. fhipwrlght 62 Catherine
Nagle John & C hair dreffers 3 1 N Fourth
Nairle Vv'm. fnipwright 62 Catherine
IsasIeSufannah, grocer 67 Shippen
Maglee E. boarding houfe 363 N Front
Naile John, oak cooper 55 S W^ater
Kail Chriftiana, widow 100 N Fifth
Nailior Margaret, widow Brittons alley
Nailor Leonard, carpenter Weft ft
KailoT Samuel, fea captain 239 N Front
Nailor Samuel, fea captain 277 S Second
Nallhoucus Maria, fhopkeeper i48 Saifafras
Kapier Thomas, plain maker Sc proprietor of Na-
piers pills. Relief ft
JNj:pier Alexr. ftone cutter 10th above Lombard
C 185 )
Napier David, weaver corner of Fifth & Merrits lane
Napis Abraham^ 239 St. John ft
Narraa Francis, grocer 92 Shippen
Nafh Sarah, widow 12 Kiinckle
Naffiiu Charles, baker near 297 Callowhill
Nathan Ifaiah, fliopkeeper 232 N Front
Nathan Mofes, merchant 12 S Second
Navarre Pierce, baker 1 12 S Sixth
Nayl John, diftiller 473 N Front
Naylor J. and S. boat builders 32 1 N Front
Naylor Jofeph, carter 20 Green
Neal Conrad, trader 7 Chriftian
Neal James A. principal of the young ladies' acade*
my 9 Cherry
Neal John, accomptant 16O S Third
Neath James, mariner 45 German
Neave Samuel, iron merchant 52 SaiTafras 133 N
Second
Ncepman ^^ngel, blackfmith 94 N Sixth
Neglee Rebecca, ihopkeeper 12 Chriftian
Negley Wra. pilot 34 IMeade alley
Negus John, tavcrnkeeper 2 S Wharves und i4t
Vine
Ncide Benjamin, ftable keeper Harmony court
Neil Charles, corder hayfcales Noble ft
Neil Mofes, carpenter 138 Cherry
Neill Alexander, carter i87 Mulberry
Neill Lewis, merchant 223 High
Neilley James, boarding houfe farmers row
Nilfon Andrew, tavernkeeper 97 S Pifth
Neilfon Charles, porter Wood above 4th
Neilfon Noble C. broker 113 S Third
Nelfon Ifabella, fpinner 222 S Fifth
Nell Cafpar, cornchundier 482 N I'hird
Nelfon John, ftorekeeper 232 S Second
Nelfon John, carpenter Hunters court
Nelf«n Wm. tavernkeeper 214 S Second
Neft)itt Hugh, taylor \iiO Shippen
Nelt>it Wra. accomptant and grocer 415 S Front.
Neibitt Francis, teacher 27 Cherry
Neveling Rev. John, 330 N Second
Nevil John, Diaper weaver 548 N Third
Nevill Nicholas, fea captain 442 S Front.
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J»sevin i>avid, carpenter Penny row
Kewark AVrc. mariner Fearris alley
Newberry Ann, widow Hunters court
Newbold Jolm, merchant 212 N Front
Newbold Wm. merchant 39 S Fourth
Newbold Michael, merchant 69 High
Newcomb Boyfe, grocer 178 N Third
Newell Nicholas, fea captain 442 S Front
Newell Wm. grocer corner of Water 8c High
Newell John, laborer Charlotte
Newkin Ann, milliner 29 S Front
Newland Wm. oak cooper i25 S Third
Newlin Sc Cart, oak coopers 60 S Wharve&
Xewlin W^m. tavernkeeper 150 Swanfon
Newman Rebecca, milliner 236 S Second
Newman Abia, carter 99 S Fifth
Newman Daniel, hatter i76 Sc 211 N Second
Newman George, oyfterman 54 N Water
Newman John, china flore 217 S Second
Newman Mary, fliopkeeper 176 N Second
Newman Thomas, broker 38 Walnut
Nevrnara Daniel, lliopkeeper 225 S Second
Newnham Charlotte, dyer and fcourer 145 N Second
Newport David Sc Benj. wheelwrights and plough-
makers Frankford road
Newport James, difliller 1 13 New fl
Xefham Sc Grant, medal carters Schuylkill Eighth
near Vine
Newton Thomas, groc r 90 S Fifth
Newton John, cordwainer 300 S Third
Newton Ann, v.;dov» Germantown road
Newton Forbes, tin plate worker 7 South alley
Jsewton George, carter 231 N Eighth
Kewtcn James, mariner 322 S Third
Kevtcn Thomas, fen. milkman 264 Lombard
Niblo Patrick, baker i9 Lombard
Nice Jacob, carpenter, 40 Coates alley
Nice Thomas, fhoemaker 1 Taylors alley
Nichols widow, 18i Walnut
Nichols James, pilot 465 S Front
Nichols James, waiter near i North alley
Nichols Woodburn, feu captain 83 Penn
Nichols Wiji. merchant U7 Salfafras
( 187 )
Nichols Francis, bookfeller, Sec. 70 Chefnut
Nicholas John, mariner South ft wharf
Nicholfon Hannah, tea ware houfe 5 2 Walnut
Nicholfon Sufannah, feamftrefs 62 German
Nicholfon John, mariner 299 S Front
Nicholfon James, pilot 503 S Front
Nicholfon Patrick, boarding houfe 60 Swanfon
Xsicholfon William, teacher i77 Cedar
Nicholfon James, gunfmith 9 1 S Water
Nickels William, grocer corner of HiG^h 8c SchuvU
kill Third "" ^
Nicklin Pl^lip, merchant i65 Chefnut
Nicklin £<: Griffith, merchants corner Walnut and
Fifth and 4i S wharves
Nightingale 1'homas, merchant 40 S Sixth
Nightingale Ifaac, taylor Cyprefs alley
Niles Philip, Ihoemaker Lilly alley
Niles Baltus, broom maker, S-jS N 2d
Niles William, fhoemaker 5i New ft
Nift)it Robert, taylor 227 Cedar
Nixon Geo. accomptant 133 Lombaixl
Kixon Jane, fhopkeeper 7 6'hancery lane
Nixon John &: Go. merchants 93 S wharves
Nixon Henry, merchant 41 1 High
Nixon, Walker Sc Co. merchants Minor ft
Nixon John, Prefident of the B. N. A. 44 Pine
Nixon Cambridge, while wafner back 9 Crown
Noals Wm. maie, 68 Catherine
Noble Chriftiian, ihoemaker Vine alley
Noble widow of Jacob, biackfmith 62 Cherry
Nobie James, accomptant, il Norris alley
Noble Phebe, wafher i4 Marys alley
Noble Samuel, tanner 284 N Third
Noble Richard, tanner 234 N Second
Noblet Abel, itone mafon Eleventh above Saffafraft
Nobiet D. cabinet maker 25 Carters allev
Nohoufe Philip, laborer near 297 Callowhill
Nonamaker George, carter Fourth above Brown
Nones Benjamin, broker 276 Mulberry Sc 5 S 2d
Noneviller Andrew, tavernke^]>er i5 Cherry
Nonnater Jacob, hatter N Tenth above Philbert
Nonnater Peter, weaver near 280 Mulberry
^orgrave Nathaniel, M. D. 324 High
( 188 )
Normatt William, flioemaker 245 S Third
Norman John, oak cooper 209 N Eighth
Norman • , mariner Chriflian above Fourth-
Norquay. John, rigger 403 S FroHt
Norris Elizabeth, teacherefs Queen K
Norris Ifaac, hatter 40 N Front
Norris Ifaac< taylor 3i German
Norris Jofeph, gentleman i40 Chefnut
Norris Jofeph, Ihipwright 157 N Front and Beechi
Norris Ann, widow 24 Pewterplatter alley
Norris Ifaac W. accomptant 157 N Front
Norris Thomas, fea captain 258 S Front
Norris Thomas, fliipwright Beach fl
Norris Wm. fboemaker 36 Meade alley
Norris Wm. mariner Groffs court
North Caleb, Col. 19 Crown ft
North Stephen, druggift ^ apotiiecary 63 High.
North &: Halkins, grocers 31 N Water i
North John, ftablc keeper 3 72 Cedar 5
North Richard, (lon^ cutter 289 High
North John, tuvernkeeper 88 Swanfon
North Jofeph, Ihopkeeper 66 Safiafras
North Jofeph, fbip chandler 85 Union
Northoup Enoch, meal merchant I82 St. Johi»i>
Norton widov/, nurfe 22 Queen
Norton Nathan, fea captain i73 Mulberry
Norton George, oak cooper Sterling alley
Norton I'iathan, fea captain 189 N Front
Norton Thomas, carpenter 28 Kunckle
Norton Thomas, gentleman 25 Cable iane
Nottnagei, iVlontmoiiin ^Co. merchants 22 S Fr©n€
Nowiock Frederick, taylor 57 ISIulberry
Nowlan Patrick, taylor J 3 VVillings alley
Nowland Deborah, fcamftrefs Nicholfons courtL
Nowlan Patrick, waiter 233 S Fifth
Nugent Edmund, Ihopkeeper 29 S Second
Nugent George, ilorekeeper 27 S Second
Nugent Wm. fiiipwright Frankford road
Nuiiiog Wm. baker 19 N Sixth
Nuikey Johnj laborer 5ii-4 Safiafi'as..
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AKLEY Mofes, coachman 139 Cheri7
Oakford Charles, feed ftore and grain meafurer 30
Lombard
Oakford, Ifaac briifh maker i3 Strav/berry 61 High
Oakford Samuel, coal meafurer 2i9 S Second
Oakford Wm. meafurer of grain 313 S Second
Oakley George, gentleman 20 Dock
Oakley Robert, currier 2z Dock
Oakman Ifaac, merchant 197 S Second
Oat JelTe, copperfmith 184 N Second &. 76 Vine
Oat Jofeph, bookbinder 5 Grays alley
ObiaPeter, laborer 24 1 S Second ^
Obirn Elizabeth, widow 15 Wagners alley
O'Barr Niel, oak cooper J 05 Cedar ft
O'Brien John, taylor 74 I^mbai'd
O'Brien Robert, carter 90 Cedar
O'Brien Wm. taylor i60 S Water & 16i Front
O'Callaghan M. foap and candle manufacturer 203
S Sixth
O'Conway Jas. Matthias, commiffioned interpreter,
and teacher of the French and Spanifh lan-
guages, at the rear of the Marble yard York
Court, in Third between Walnut and Spruce
Streets.
O'Connor Michael, merchant 88 Lombard
O'Conner Patrick, fkindreffer 52 S Eighth
O'C'onner Dennis, grocer 54 S Eighth
O^Donnell Conrad, bottler 250 S Third
O'Donnell Daniel, laborer Locuft near Broad
O'i^onnell . , laborer 4 St. Mary ft
0*i/ara John, brufh maker 14 Prune
O'Hara Thadeus, teacher 4 i 6 SafTafras
O'Neal Henry, laborer Lees court
O'Neill Henry, mariner, 225 North Third ft.
O'Neil Henry flioemaker, 7 Greffon's alley
O'Neal Sufannah, gentlewoman 82 Cedar
O'Neill Charles, gunfmith 438 N Third
O'Neill James, grocer 265 S Fourth
0*Riely John, .bottler corner Front and Spruc«
( J90 )
Odenheimei' George, grocer 54 Cedar
Odenheimer Philip, viclualler i50 SafTafras
Oelleis James, hotel 9i Spruce
Ofiley Ann, widow 178S Front
Ogden Abraham, bottler and dealer in cloth, li
Strawberry ft
Ogden Hugh, coach maker 65 N Fourth
Ogden J. regulater of weights and meafures, 2 S 8th
Ogden Michael, mariner i4 Saffafras
Ogden \Vm. tavernkeeper 86 Chefnut
Ogilby John, meafurer of carpenters work 170
Mulberjy ft
Ogilby Richard, laborer Noble above Second
Ogilby Wm. laborer High above Broad
Ogilby Jofeph 8c John, Ihip wrights 56 Swanfon
Ogle Thomas, coach maker 7 and 9 S Sixth
Ohle George, baker 88 N Seventh
Old Wm. accomptant 122 N Third
Olden i?enj. ftioe maker 72 N Front
Olden Mary p^entle woman, 33 Chefnut ft
Oidenburgh Daniel, hatter 63 N Third
Oldenburgh Martin, hair drefler i77 High 8c Juni-
per above Arch
Oldfield r>enjamin, j7 Mary [S]
Oldmixon John, grazier 258 Mulberry
Oldften Peter, commifiioner from his Danifti ma-
jefty, corner ofChefnut 8c Tenth
Oliphant £c Wilfon, upholfterers Z^ock near Third
Oliphant Tilley, ftiipmafter ]9 Pewterplatter alley
Oliver Nicholas, ftore keeper 180 N Second
Oliver 8c Smith, merchants 34 S Front
Oliver Benjamin ftable keeper. Drinkers alley
Oliver Wm. boarding houfe 47 S Water
Oman John, ftioe maker Tenth near Mulberry
Oman Chriflopher, blackfmith Profpecl alley
Omenfetter Frederick, baker 316 N Second
Omenfettcr Michael, feedftore i64 Vine
Orbefon Ephram laborer 500 S Front ft
Ord Geo. fhip chandler 99 S Wharves 354 S Front
Ormrod John, bookfeller k ftationer 4i Chefnut
Orr James, carpenter 86 S Water
Orr John, grocer 1j2 Plumb
Orr Robert, copperfmith 49 N Front
Orr Thomas, merchant 52 S Front
Orr James plaifterer, 247 S Fourth ft
( 191 )
Orr, widow C)7 Queen
Olborn Jane, widow i7 Brancli
Ofburn Mary, miliner 47 Cedar
Ofoorne Ebenezer, carpenter 19 Cedar
Ofborne Elizabeth, teacherefs 29 S Fourth
Olborne Jofeph, carpenter 260 S Front
Oilheim John, grocer 94 Coates
OlVald JohnH. printer 179 S Second
Ott David, gold refiner 36 N Sixth
Ott John coach maker, next 366 N Third ft
Otto John M. D. 37 N Fourth
Otto John, laborer 25 5 St. Johns
Ouram Henry, Printing Prefs manufaclory Gedai'
above lOth
Overftack Catherine, widow 106 S Second
Overtlay Wni. laborer Shackemuxen
Overftiff Jacob grocer, near 92 Green fc
Overy John, filk dyer Sec. 31 Pine
Owoel Daniel, baker 12th below Walnut
Owen Griffith, tavern Sc ferry keeper Mulberry ferry
Owen (irifiith, clock Sc Avatchmaker 7^ Mulberry
Owens Michael tinplate worker, 39 Keys alley
Owen J. gold Ecc. turner Sterling alley, 38 N Front
Owen Jane, fliopkeeper I4I N Second
Owen John, boot Ss: Ihoemaker 213 N Second
Owen T. whitefmith 357 Mulberry
Owen Owen, blackfmitli Cauftmans alley
Ovv^ens John, rai»riner 283 S Sixth
Owens Martha, tayloreis i3 German
Owens Patrick, fn op keeper 2i7 N Second
Ov/tns Keuben, faddler 17 Cieifons alley
Oxford Hannah, widow Liberty court
Oyle George, failniaker 47 S Watei^
Ozeas Peter, warden 3il Mulberry
Ozeus George, merchant 7 Swanfon
P
AGK JEREMIAH, laborer 387 Saftafra*
Page John upholfterer, 383 N Third ft
C L9.2 )
Page Mr. merchant, 31 Chefnut ft
Page James corder, 7 Vine. Sc Vine ftreet wharf
Painter Philip fhoemaker, 372 N Second ft
Painter Jacob, grocer i69 SafTafras
Painter Ifaac, grocer 236 High
Painter Ifaac, carter Chriftian above 5th
Painter Jacob, ftioemaker 121 N Fourth
Painter George, caulker Apps lane
Painter Henry, ftiipwright Bedford ft K.
Painter George, copperfmith 236 N Front
Painter John, carpenter Poplar lane above Third
Painter John, ilioeraaker Beach ftreet
Painter Mary,, v/idow 5il N Third
Painter John, carpenter 528 N Froat
Painter Margaret, wafher Poplar lane
Paleftj.e 8c Lorent merchants, 29 Mulberry
Palefke Charles G. merchant 29 Mulberry
Palins Jonathan, gardener above 380 High
Pallon Thomas, laborer 34 Brown
Palm Henry, printer 247 S Third
Palmer Richard grocer, corner Almond aad Front
Palmer Eliza, boarding houfe 4 S Seventh
Palmer John, merchant 58 Almond
Palmer John, fliipwright 46 Budd
Palmer — , bborer I24 S Sixth
1/ Palmer M. teacher of muhc near 33 Philbcrt
palmer Richard, grocer 86 N Seventh
Palmer Richard, china ftore 46 N 5th
Palmer Richard, grocer 12 Carters alley
Palmer Samuel, druggift 26 S Second
Palmer Thomas, bottler 10 High
Palmer Thomas 8c George, printers next 58 Zanc
Palmer Thomas, fhoemaker 74 Chefnut
Palmer William, blackfmith Frankford road
Pancake Philip, innkeeper 16O S Fourth
Pancoaft 8c Walker, ironmongers 148 High
Pancoaft Jas. lumber merchant Spruce above 7th
Pancoaft Samuel, ironmonger 1 27 S Third
Paris Peter, 17 N Sixth
Paris Stephen, oak cooper 15 Lombard
Parke Paul, laborer, 436 N Front
Parke Samuel, letter carrier 3 Greenleafs alley
Parke Jacob, ironmonger 49 High
Parke Thomas, M. D. 20 S Fourth
(, 1?S )
Parke k M'Fai'laiid, grocers I83 High
Parker Achilles, wine merchant i3 Norris alley
Parker Andrew, taylor Brewers alley-
Parker Beulah, teacher 2 Garrigues court
Parker Chriftiana, widow 247 S Third
Parker Catharine, ftiopkeeper next 165 Mulberry
Parker David, fe a captain Emlens court
Parker Kaac, mariner 68 Almond
Parker James, carpenter i98 N Second
Parker John, viaualler 74 N Fifth
Parker John, grocer 76 N Sixth
Parker Jofiah, gentleman 5 Chancery lane
Parker Richard, cork cutter 87 Sc ii3 S Second
Parker Samuel, brafs founder 137 Mulberry
Parker Sarah, feamftrefs 113 Green
Parker Thomas, clock and Avatchm?tker i3 S Third
Parker Thomas, corn chandler 9 Pear
Parkhill Martha, fpi^ner 478 N Second
Parkhill Samuel, maft maker 24 Brown
Parks John, mariner 5 6 PaCTyunk road.
Parkes Solomon, clock Sc watchmaker 146 N Front
Parks William, hatter zi9 N Second
Parmentler Charles, accomptant 264 Mulberry
Parncutt Sarah, conieclioner 129 S Third
Parrilli Ifaac, hatter 17 N Second
Parrifti Wm. infpectorof the cuiloms 35 Coates alley
Parrock James, fea captain 140 Cherry
Parry Benj. fiour merch. 4 Cable lane Sc 24 S wharves
Parry David, flour, merchant 80 Vine
Parry John I. clock and watchmaker 24 5 High
Parry Benj. & Co. merchants 123 N water
Parry Tliomas, merchant i27 Saffafias
Parfons Mary, huckller 244 Cedar
Parfons Stephen, fea captain 5 5 Spruce
Parfons Thomas, mariner 72 Budd
Partill Samuel, carpenter 207 St. Johns
ParvinPearfon, teacher 25 N Fifth
Pafcalis Felix, M. D. 78 Cedar
Pafchall Ann, widow 19 N Fifth
Pafchall Benjamin, carpenter 108 S Eighth
Pafchall Roeoffort, widow M'Cullochs court
Paffmore Thos. tin manufa6lory 1 5 N 7th &; 2i5 High
Pafley Samuel, teticher Watkins ceurt
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( 194 )
Peftorius Francis D. fc a captain 28 Kunckle
Patten John, next 305 Vine
Patterfon John, baker 5i2 N Front
Patterfon John, fhip joiner i43 N Front
Patterfen James, wheelwright 226 Cedar
PatterfonJ.len. & jun. feed S«: flourftore, 444Saffafras
Patterfon Mary, widow Hunters court
Patterfon Margaret, huckfter next 52 N Fifth
Patterfon Matthew, laborer Z2 9 Catherine
Patterfon &; M'Kean, grocers SiiVFourth
Patterfon Mary, huckfler 98 Swanfon
/*atterfon Pvobcrt, profefTor of mathematics, Univer-
fity yard S Ninth
Patterfon Samuel, laborer Juniper lane
Paterfon Stephen, accomptant i3i S Eighth
Patton Abraham, clock and watchmaker 79 High
and 87 New
Patton David, bookbinder 5 Greenleaf alley
Patton George, accomptant Lsetitia court
Patton Robert, poftmafter 27 S Third
Patton Thomas, gentleman 36 1 Mulberry
Patton 7'homas, laborer 2IO S Fifth
Patton widow of .Thomas 34 Brown
Patton Wm. printer Spruce near lith
Patton Wm. grocer 2O George ft
Patrick Rebecca, widow 1 28 N Fourth
Paul Conrad, laborer Shakemuxen K.
Paul David, fhip joiner i05 Catherine
Paul James, merchant 34 N Fifth and Chefnut whf.
Paul Jeremiah, teacher corner Chefnut and Fourth
Paul Wm. jun. fea captain 12 Green
Pavonarices Catherine, feamftrefs Etris court
Paxfon Ifiael, currier 96 N Fifth
Paxfon Ifaac k Wm. ironmongers 10 S Third
Paxfon Timothy, flour merchant 65 N Water and
2O Keys alley
Payernefb Francis, confeclioner 82 N 7'hird
Payne Bernard, boarding houfe 17 Cedar
Payne William, carpenter 2l4 S 7'hird
Payran Stephen, hatter 375 S Front
Peach Henry, taylor Schievelys alley
Pecan Tliomas, tavernkecptr 1 2 Spruce
Pecan Thomas, grocer 17 High
( 195 )
Peacock Ralph Sc Co. merchants 53 N Third
Peale Charles Wilfon, proprietor of the mufeum,
Fifth below Chefnut
Peale James, portrait painter 62 Lombard
Peale Raphael, portrait painter 28 Powell
Peale Rembrandt, portrait painter 7 1 N Sixth
Pealer Henry, painter. Sec. i91 Saffafras
Peam Thos. P. merchant 40 8c 73 Chefnut
Pearce Thomas, furrier and fancy ftore 78 High
Pearce Thomas, fhopkeeper 2OI Spruce
Pearce Henry, gentleman 415 High
Pearce John, painter 208 High
Pearfon Phoebe, mantua maker 147 Cherry
Pearfon widow, 24 Catherine
Pearfon David, fkin dreffer 282 N Eighth
Pearfon Elizabeth, paftry cook 64 Dock
Pearfon George, carpenter 374 S Front
Pearfon Ifaac, bookfeller and ftationer 109 High
Pearfon James, late city furveyor 17 N Seventlx
Pearfon Phoebe, fhopkeeper 97 N Eighth
Pearfon Thomas, faddler 1 16 High
Pearfon Wm. hatter 34 High
Peart J. grocer and carpenter 15 Cherry
Peart Jane, paftry cook 7 Norris alley
Peafe Dennis, fea captain 6 Pear
Pechin John, carpenter 3 Elfreths alley
Pecholier G. merchant and broker i5 Norris alley
Peck worth John P. flioemaker 149 S Second
Peck Adam, laborer 294 Mulberry
Peck James, bricklayer Noble above 8th
Peck William, bricklayer near 193 Noble
peck Edward, fhipwright Queen K.
Peck Jeremiah, oyfterman 30 Budd
Peddle George, oak cooper 63 N Water
Peddle Joftiua, oak cooper 24 Pear
Peddle Jofeph, laborer Baileys court
Peirce Caleb, ironmonger 20 N Front
Peirfol Jeremiah £c Co. ironmongers 36 N Third
Pellet Peter, tobacconift i38 Cedar
PelteaJohn, gentleman Stampers alley
Peltz Mary, milliner 246 S Second
Pember Edw. picture frame maker 9 1 Paflyunk road
Pemberton James, gentleman 74 S Second
( 19^ )
Pembcr.ton Kannah, ^yidov/ 2 I 3 High
Pemberton Jofeph, gentleman 102 Chefnut
Pemberton P. fhopkeeper 61 N Third
Pemberton Sarah, fpini^:er 77 Walnut
Penington Edward, fugar reSner 73 Sc 155 SafTafras
Penington Janies, grocer corner German and Fifth
Penington widow, taylorefs 63 N Eighth
Penifton Elizabeth, 40 Vine
Penn Abraham, -fliipw right 7.7 GhrifUan
Pennoch Robert, innkeeper 1 18 N Third
Pennylon Mich^icl, laborer 233 S Sixth
Penrofe Jofeph, carpenter 61 Shippea
Penrofe Sophia, \;'idow I23 S Sixth
penrofe Charles, gentleman 93 Penn
Penrofe Thomas, fliipwright 93 Penir
Penrofe William, fea captain 8 8 Spruce
penrofe William, merchant 1 Almond
pentland James, chair maker 225 N Front
Peoples v/idow of Franc JL3, grocer 1S8 S Water
peperly ^lichael, mariner 236 SafTafras
peplow E. D. viQualler i7 Fitzwaiter It
pepper Henry & Son, brewers 4 S Fifth,
peppet Mary, widow Wells court
peran Elizabeth, widow 25 7 S Third
Peras Peter, M. D. 3i Callowhill
perciTal Andre-w, tin plate worker 93 High
Percival Jolhua, merchant 223 S Front
Percyna Jacob A. tobacconid 79 Callowhill
Perkinpine David, fkindrtiier 3.35 Callowhill
Perkins Abraham, carpenter 1 Moravian alley-
Perkins Evan, fbingle drelTer Hoffraans alley
Perkins Elijah, M. D. 231 Mulberry
Perkins Francis, mariner i41 Cherry
Perkins John, laborer Maiden ft
Perkins widow of Samuel, 133 Spruce
Perkins Wafhiogton, accomptant ii4 N Front
Perkins IfaaCvCarper^ter Pine above Sixtli
Perkins Benjamin, laborer Frankford road
Perkinfon Martin, mariner 2 14 S FiftJi
Perot Ellifton, merchant 299 High
Perot John, merchant 25 1 High
Perot Ellitlon^ & John, merchants 41 N Water
Pkrots wHARf opiiNs N^xT 39 Sc 43 N Watet
197 )
Perry John Sc Charles, grocefs i5 N Water
Perry Margaret, milliner 88 Cedar
Perry Robert, coach painter 16 Greenleaf alley*
Pert \\'idow of Bryan, Sterlini^s alley
Pefoa Ifaac, merchant 35 Saffafras
Peter John, boardinghoufe S 4th near Merritts lane
Peter John, tobacconift: 161 S Sixth
Peterman George, grocer and feed (lore 2 N Tenth
Peters Thomas, mariner 93 Shippen
Peters William, bookbinder 1 10 Walnut
Peters Elizabeth, widow i93 N Second
Peters Richard, bottler Boltons court
Peters George, merchant lOO N Third
peters James, mariner 215 S Sixth
Peters John, tavcrnkeeper 1 1 Lxtitia court
Peters Jofeph, merchant 193 N Second
Peters Mary, widow i2 Waggoners alley
Peters , Rofe near 26 South alley
Peters Henry, filk dyer St. Marys above 6tli
Peters John, fea captain l25 Swanfon
Peters Richard, judge of the Pennfylvania diftri^l
court 85 Walnut flreet
Peters Richard, jun. attorney at law 85 Walnut
Feters Francis, ferryman Groffs court
Peters Thomas, bookbinder 3 Cherry
Peters William, ihipwright 69 Budd
Pcterfon Peter, fhipwright 77 Chrillian
Peterfon Jacob, fea captain i05 N Fifth /
Petherbridge John C. cabinet maker 24 Queen ^
Peticolas P» Auguft. miniature pamter 90 Lombartj
Petrie Jane, boarding houfe 362 S Second
Pettit Andrew, merchant 80 N Front 8 S wharve^^
Pettit Efther, nurfe 74 Vine
Pettit A. k. Co. auctioneers 7 S Front
Pettit de Villers, 136 S Fifth
Pettit Charles, gentleman corner Walnut Sc. Front
Pettit Nicholas, taylor 18 S Water k 12iN SeconA
Pettit Sc Bayard, auctioneers 7 S Front
PeyrQer widow of George, 93 Brown
Pfeiffer Chrillian, bakei' 4B5 N Ihird"
Pfeiffer EllWr, huckller i2 5 Callowhill
Pfeiffer Chriiliana, widow 46 Crown
Pfeifi'er George, M. D. 21 5 N Second.
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Pfeiffer Jofeph, M,X). 235 N Second
Pfeiffer John, ropemaker 3 17 'N Third
Phalen Richaxd> rigger 225 Swanfon
Phelan Maurice, grocer corner Chefnut and Fourth
Phelan Michael, mariner 200 Shippen
Philler AnclFe^y, boot and flioeuiaker j.56 S Front
Fhillips , gilder 70 Mulberry
Phillips Abrani, foap & candle maker 195 Mulberry
Phillips Barbara, huckfter 94 Swanfon
Phillip Henry, merchant taylor 108 N Front
Phillips Benjamin, Ihip builder 245 £c 266 Swanfon
Phillips Sarah, widow 25 liurft ftreet
Phillips Elizabeth, tavernkeeper Maiden ft
Phillips Jacob, accomptant Cedar above lOth
Philips James &c Co. 41 S wharves
^ Phillip John, nailor 19 N Eighth
Phillips John, circulating library 8c bookfeller 24
S Fourth
Phillips John, taylor 9 1 Sv/anion
Phillips John, fhoemaker i43 St. Johns
Phillips John, me,rchant 7 Pine
Phillips Wm. merchant 230 S Front
Phillips John, hair dreffer 336 S Front
Phillips Jonas, broker 4i N P'ourth
Phillips Mrs. midwife 9 Cox alley
Phillips Miles, accomptant i66 S i^ourth
Phillips Mary, tavernkeeper 138 S Fourth
^'hillips Wm. B. {\\ddler i44 High
/^hiilips Simon k J. merchants 68 S Second
^'hiliip:i Zalegman, attorney at law 147 Chefnut
-^liiilii>fon S, be I. merchants 74 Vine k 68 S Second
Philiis John, grocer i80 N Third
/^hilpot Abraham, laborer 28 Parrams alley
Piiipps Ifaac, corder ^9 Margaret
/*'Upps Ifaac, gentleman 3*4 N Second
Phipps John, carter 30 Mary
/"hipps Stephen, fhopkeeper 167 High
/^hipps Thomas, druggiil Sec. 7 N Third
/^hylick i^dm.und, jultice of the peace 207 N Sd
/-hyiick Philip S. M. D. i20 Mulberry
Pjckands Thomas, carpenter 162 Cherry
Picard Peter, porter 39 German
Pickering Satnuel, taylor 4a8 N Third
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Pickel Nicholas^ blackfmith i26 Cedar \
Pickerfgill John, broker 205 Cherry
Prejing Jonathan, g-ardner corner Chefnut Sc 10th
Pidgeon John, printer Stampers alley
Pidgeon Wm. Ihoe maker 352 S Second
Pielh Abraiiam, merchant 167 N Front 170 Water
Pierce Caleb, dealer 134 Callowhill
Pierce Alexander, Wagners alley
Pierce John, carpenter 288 SalTafras
Pierie Mary, widow 20 Greenleafs alley
Pierie Jsolm, hair dreffer lO N Fourth
Pierfon i)aniel, fhoe maker 9 Willings alley
Piercy George, fiiip wright Si Green
Pigot George, carpenter 28 Becks alley
Pila Mary, widow i47 S Third
Pile Samuel, fen. carpenter i64 Swanfon
Pile Samuel, jun. fea captain 403^^econd
Pi41egar Margaret, boarding houfe I 2 Callowhill
Pincon Martin, hair dreffer 85 P'lne
Pine Mary, huckfter 9 Pine alley
Pinkerman Henry, bricklayer 155 Coates
Pinkerton John, ironmonger i33 S Front
Pinkney John, hairdreder 4i 5'mall
Pintard iT^enry, boarding houfj 78 N Second
Pinyard Mathias, grocer i54 iSv/anfon
Piper Frederick, currier 3 84 N Second
Pippett Benjamin, merchant taylor2f SThird
Pitheld Rol)ert, accomptant 40 N Sixth
Piller Jacob, (hipwright Hanover ft
Pifter John, carter Poplar lane above Third
Pifier Conrad, (hipwright Beach ft
Pifter Jacob, oyftermaii Poplar lane
Piftoras Margaret, huckfter 95 Callowhill
Pitchen Jonathan, fea captain 20 Mead alley
Pitcher Rufus, ladies ftioe maker 40 S Fourth
Pitner Aaron, ftiip mafter next 33 Eifrethsalley
Pitt Wm. Paoemaker Queen K
Pittman Vvra. Ihoemaker I26 Coates ft
Pittman Jonathan, wharf builder Beach ft
Pittman S^ Curtis, taylors 2 Sc 3 S Water
Pittman Ephraim, taylor 2 S Water
Place Jacob, lionemaibn near Schuylkill 7th
Planckenburgj George, mariner 162 N £ig^tfi
( 200 )
riancTilnhorn Jacob, flour inf|)e6\or 62 Almond
Plankinhorn John, plaifler of Paris grinder 39 N 6tb
Pieafants C+ias. Sc Jofcph, ironmongers 33 High
Pleafants Charles, merchant 132 Spruce
rieafants Samuel, merchant 335 ^igh
Plowman Thos. L. printer 39 Carters alley-
Plumb Margaret, widov/ Chriflian above Third
Plume Francis, baker 423 N Second
Plumitead George, merchant 200 S Front
Plufh John, fugar boiler Kunckle
Plvler Abraham, blackfmith Frankford road
Poalk Robert, auctioneer 43 N Fourth
Pocrgy & Moffa, piclure (lore 207 N Second
Point John, pump maker i?ichardfons court
Potier Thomas N. merchant 89 S Fourth
Pole Edward, auclioneer S4 Dock
PoVe Thomas, printer 34 Dock
Polbemus Montg. copper plate printer 34 Coa!e»
alley
polk >vidow of Jofcph, 33 Lombard
Pollard John, blackfmith i28 Cedar
Pollard John, attorney at law i94 S Fourth
Pollard Ann, widow 22 S Front
I'ollock John, ferryman back of 460 N Third
PondaquentlSIrs. i40 S Fifth
Pontylon Frederick, 168 N Fifth
Poole Wm. boot Sc ftioemaker 77 N Front
Poole Samuel, fhoemaker 23 S Front
Poree John B. gentleman 57 S Eleventh
J'ope Catherine, huckfter Charlotte il
pope Ifaac, laborer Queen K
Poppal George, vidluallcr and innkeeper 178 Cedac
Pete Matthias, laborer Wood K
Pote Peter, fiflierman Queen K
Pote Peter, laborer Queen K
Porter Samueh laborer 5 SulTafras alley
Porter John, fadler 26 Carters alley
Porter Catherine, widow back of 1 84 S Second
Porter John, M. D. 244 N Second
Porter John, bruflimaker 89 Mulberry
Porter Robert, attorney at law 70 N Fourth
Porter Sirin, coachman 159 Lombard
Poth Conrad, tallow chandler 178 .SuJohafi
( 201 )
Potior Thomas N. merchant 89 S Fourth
Potts Rev. G. paflor of the 4th Prclbyterian churcS
7 Powell fb
Potts James, oak cooper 33 Mulberry
Potts Elizabeth, widow 7 N Eighth
Potts John, Iboeraaker 28 Germ.aii
Potts Samuel, cutler Z56 S Fifth
Potts Samuel, accomptant ii7 New
Potts Wm. tavernkeeper St. Johns ft Bathtown
Potts Solomon, laborer Middle alley
Potts John, ladies fhoemaker 328 S Front
Potter Catherine, boarding houfe 272 S Second
Potter ,, copperfmith 18 N Front
Poulfon Zachariah, librarian 8c publifher of thc^
American daily Advertifer 106 Chefnut
Poultney John, ironmonger i20 Sc i24 High
Poultney Catherine, widow 143 Mulberry
Poultney James, ironmonger i04 High
Poultney Thomas, ironmonger 2-6 -High
Poultney & Cumming, hardware mercliants i24t
High
Poupard James, engi'aver 69 New
Poway Sufannah, widow 29 Prime ft
Powell Andrew, tobacconift 9 SalTafras allef
Powell Benj. laborer St. George above Eightk
Powell Elizabeth, widow I50 Chefnut
Powell Ephraim, fhipwright ii3 Chriftiaa
Powell Ann, fliopkeeper 15 S Third
Powell Mary, Ihopkeeiper 237 Mulberry
Powell Peter, jun. wheelwright Germantown road
Powell Rebecca, taylorefs Shepherds, court
Powell Sarah, teacherefs 54 Green
Powell Sampfon, mariner Ninth above Cherry
Powell Wm. carpenter lO Nicholfons court
Power Wm. mariner 23 Parrams alley
Power Powel, laborer Wood (K) ■
Powers Michael, laborer ^95 Mulberry
Poyntell Mrs. of W^illiam. 70 Chefnut
Prager John, accomptant 33 Union
Pragers k Go. mi;erchants 209 S Second
Prahl Lewis, cutler 465 N Second
Prall James, cooper 75 I-ombard
Pratt -Jamesj tobacconift .1 1 6 Cedar
( 202 )
Pratt, Son, Sr Kintzing, -merchants 93 N Water
Pratt Henry, merchant 112 N Front
PRATT Sc KINTZINGS WHARF OPENS NEXT 93 N
WATER
Pratt John, fen. mariner Fearls alley-
Pray John, viclualler Charlotte 69 O. Shambles
Premir Adam, yeoman i34 S Sixth
Prentice -benjamin, ftable keeper 87 S Fifth
Prefton Amos, brick layer Elmflies alley
Prefton James, rigging loft 26 .S Wharves 9 Burd
alley
Prefton John, llioe maker 294 S Fourth
Prefton Sarah, ihopkeeper 89 N Third
Prefton 35 Artillery lane
Prefton Phoebe, widow 506 S Front
Prefton Wm. brick-layer 231 S Fifth
Prefton Wm. carpenter Sc board meafurer 26 El-
freths alley
Prefton Wm. jun. boat builder £^c. 5 1 8c 65 ArtlU
lery lane
price Abijah, teacher 105 Chriftian
Price Peter, oftler i2 7 Cherry 196 S Fourth
price Benjamin, blackfmith 66 & 100 Lombard
Price Chandler, merchant 2,14 S Front
price Charles, laborer Shackemuxen
price John, laborer 43 Cable lane
price Elizabeth, widow boardinghoufe 13 S Fifth
Price Ifabella, fliopkeeper near 388 S Front
Price Jacob, carpenter 9 Parrams alley
price Luke, paper carrier 88 New ft
Price Jofeph, hatter 79 High
Price John, merchant 29 1 High
Price Rebecca, teacher near 33 Elfreths alley
Price Richard, lumber merchant 196 S Fourth lOd'.
Lombard
Price Jofeph, nailor Poplar lane above Third
Price Jacob-, bricklayer 264 Lombard
Price Samuel, merchant 36 S Front
price Wm. pilot ji Queen
price Wm.ll. grocer 235 S Fourth
Prieft PLmanuel, caulker 180 N Water
Prieftman Wm. merchant 62 N Eighth
Prichett John, merchant 1 1 Lombard 25 S wharvci
( 203 )
Prichett £c Murray oak coopers 204 S Water
Frichett widow 1 1 Lombard
Prichett Wni. R. fliip joiner Penn (K)
Prichett Wm. & John, merchants 25 S Wharves
Prichett Wm. merchant 98 S Eii^hth 25 S wharves
Pritchard James, carpenter 112 Vine
Pringle Henry, mariner Merrits lane
Pringie Rolina, Ihopkeeper 11 N Third
Prifcoe George, porter 255 Vine
Proctor Henry, rag gatherer 12 St. Marys
Pro6lor general, Thomas, 150 Pine
pro6tor Sarah, fhop keeper 47 S .S'econd
Proffer Thomas, 92 N Seventh
Proffer James, 73 N Seventh
Proffer Uriah, fhoemaker 454 S i^ront i
Provo Titus, laborer Smiths court
Proovo Alexander, mariner Mary (C)
Propft George, fugar boiler i9 Plumb
Proudfit James, M. D. 49 Walnut
Proud Robert, gentleman 38 N P'ifth
Proff George, printer 6 Branch
Provoft Roderick, coach maker 18 Filbert
Pryor Charles, gentleman 47 Union
Pryor Charles, fcrivener 30 Appletree alley
Pryor Jofeph, grocer 33 N water k 28 Elfreths alley
Pryor Norion, broker 47 Union 63 V/ainut
Pryor Norton, gentleman il7 Mulberry
Pryor Sarah, widow 29 S Water
Pryor W. Thomas, commiffion broker 40 Brown &
Warders Wharf
Pryor George, carpenter 26 N Fourth
Pue Hugh, morocco dreffer St. Mary fl
Pugh Thomas, tax coUedior 52 George fl
Pullen Robert, filver plater i32S Sixth
Pulhemus M. copper plate printer 32 S Third
Pullings Collen, fea captain Elmflies alley
Purdcy Avidow grocer 373 N Front
Purdon John, fhop keeper 122 S Front
Purlefs Simon, laborer 2i Shippen
Purfe John, clock and watch maker 458 N Third
Purvefs Alexander, merchant 22 ^Second
Purvifon Wm. hatter 29 1 Mulberry
Pufey Mary, fhop keeper SvC, 90 Chefnut
C 204 )
Purveyors Office, corner of High and N Eighth
Pyle John, mariner St. George above Eighth
Pylc Rachel, niilUner 22 Bank il
l^UANDRILL CHARLES, fea captain 78 N 6th
Qi&ndrill John, fea captain Hanover
Queen, widow of //enry. Cherry above 13th
Quinn ^nn, huckfler next 7 I'ewter platter alley
Quickfale Margaret, v,"idow 24 Gafkill
Quig; Henry,- taylor 9 Shippen
Quige Patrick laborer Bradfords alley
Quigley Michael, fliip wright 424 S Front
Quigley James, mariner 309 N P'ront
Quine James, grocer 8 S Fourth
Quine Sc Roach, liable Veepers 36 Pine
Quinlara John, taylor i4 Combes alley
Quinlan John, fliop keeper i07 Walnut
Quinner Michael, blackfmith back 3i7 N Third
Quirk Philip, mariner 68 Union
Quarrel, widow nurfe 14 St. Marys
R
ABJOHN JOHN, taylor 229 St. Johns
Rabfon George, accomptant 147 N Third
Rabfon Parker, carpenter 18 Greenleafs alley
Racefinger Adam, umbrella maker 43 Saflafras
Radford Wm. umbrella maker 105 Chefnut
Rafield John, accomptant 14 N Sixth
Raichel F. A. cabinetmaker next 128 Mulberry
Rain John, bottler 15 Coombes alley 22 N Second
Rain John, jun. bookbinder 1 Coombes alley
Raine Nathaniel, carter i37 Cedar
Rakes Diana, feamftrefs Smith court
Rair.on widov/' of George, 228 S Second '
(205 )
Ralflon Robert, grocer, i5i Swaiifon flreet
Ralfton Robert, merchant i40 Mulberry
i?al(lon Wm. gentleman 80 Lombard
Ramage Adam, printers' joiner corner of Carter
and Reliefs alley
Ramage Elizabeth, mantua maker 41 Lombard
Ramage John, brickmaker Centre alley
Ramage Benjamin, flocking weaver centre alley
jRambo Sc Afhton, boat builders Oak fl (N. L.)
Rambo Daniel, boat builder 43 Green & 324 N Front
Rambo Peter, fhip wright Hanover
Ramfey Wm. teacher 24 S Third
Ramfey Chriftopher, laborer Lees court
Ramfey Wm. filk dyer Cauffmans court
Ramfey Alexander, carpenter 175 Cherry
Ramfey John, currier 78 Dock Sc Relief alley
Ramlheart Chrif. furrier Callowhill above the Rid^-e
Randall Chriftopher, oak cooper 84 Budd
Randall George, porter 167 S Fifth
Randall Sarah, fhopkeeper 28 Shippen
Randall Thomas, merchant 88 Spruce
Randall Thomas, gardner i8 Small ft
Randell Peter, bricklayer 74 PalTyunk road
Randolph Edward, merchant i26 N Second
Randolph Jofeph, painter &c. above 5 50 N Third
Rankin Alexr. merchant 1 2 Little Water
Rankin G. cabinet mak' r 55 N Fifth 167 Saftafras
Rankin D, fliipwright 504 S Front
Ranto John, fea captain i64 Pine
Raphun John, taylor i09 S Fifth
Raphun Chriftopher, baker Griffiths alley
Rapp Godfrey, wireworker 64 Shippen
Rapin Jofeph, tavernkeeper 100 High
Rappon Henry, grocer 94 Coates ft
Rafer Catherine, widow 5 Artillery lane
Rafer Bernard, fea captain 45 Coates alley
Rafh Mary, widow 1 17 Callowhill
Ravin James, laborer 50 Swanfon
Rawle Wm. counfellor at law 260 Fligh
Kawle Francis, rope maker Germantown road
Rawls Benj. wheelwright Lilley alley
Ray Andrew, grocer i66 Swanfon
JR^Y John, grocer 3x0 S Second
S
( 206 )
Uay Matilda, widow 44i S Front
Kay Jofeph, grocer High near Broad ft
Bay David, grocer 8 Pine & 249 S Front
Bay John, gentleman i24 Queen see IVray ^ Rea.
Bay Rachel, Avafher Wood above Fourth
Baybold Samuel, baker 45 Fitzv/alter
Baybold 8c Batfon, bakers 3 Filbert
Baybold Jcfiiua, conftable 5S Fitzwalter
Baybold Philip, viaiialler iS Budd
Bayman Nathan, fhipwright41 Coates 456 N Front
Baymond Peirce, grocer Sc box maker 9 2 Spruce
Bayner Thomas, whittfmith 97 Walnut 106 Union
l^azer Matthias, mealman i02 5'aiTafras
Bca Sc Black, umbrella makers Chefnut near 6th
Bea Alexander, laborer penny row
Bca Alexander, umbrella maker 137 Chefnut 8c
next 37 S Third
Bea John, upholfterer Sec. 45 S Fourth
Bead Alexander, grocer 190 Cedar
Bead CoHinfon, counfellor at law N W corner of
Third Iz Walnut
Bead John, luclies fhoemaker 87 S Second
Bead H. fhoemaker Fouith above Brown
Bead Joim jun. attorney at law 2i9 High
Bead James, merchant 1 North alley <'
Bead Peter, vreigher il5 Plumb
P.ead Ix. Lauderbrun, merchants 135 S Front
Bead Samuel, n>erchant i85 S Second
Bead Samuel, fhopkeeper 45 N vSecond
Bead.Wm. 5c Co. merchants 135 S Front
Bead Wm. merchant 190 S Second
Bead Wm. joiner 3 Hopkins court
Beaden Rebecca, fliopkeepcr 94 Plumb
Beaden Catherine, widov/ 79 Pine
Beady John, grocer oppofite 36 Branch
Beball Samuel, grocer 540 N Third
Beahart John, grocer 439 N Second
Beboul widow 99 Coates ft
Beck George, baker 28 N Ninth
Bedit Peter, mariner corner of Queen 8c Front
Bedhair Martin, llioemuker 294 Vine
Bedduck Jannet, v.idow 234 S -Eighth
Bedmond John, M." D. 148 Chefnut
P4
( 207 )
Redman Martha, fliopkeeper 15 N Third
Reed Henry, blackfmith Locuft above 7th
Reed 8c Forde, merchants 73 S Water
Reed Charles, flioemaker 93 Plumb
Reed Dennis D. merchant 235 High
Reed John, merchant lOz Mulberry-
Reed John, cabinet maker 271 N Second
Reed Jofeph, attorney at law and clerk of quarter
felnons 235 High
Reed James k. John, tanners 32 St. IMarys
Reed Charles currier 65 Chefnut
Reed Reuben, plailterer 44 Small
Reed James, carpenter 5 6 Shippen
Reed Lewis, taylor, boarding houfe 85 S Water
Reed Peter, laborer 1 15 Plumb
Reed Wm. carpenter corner Locuft and 10th
Reed Mary, waiher 209 S Fifth
Reed Wm. porter i Gaikill
Reed Wm. fhopkeeper 235 S Front
Reede Chriiliana, widow 6 South alley
Reef Wm. ftone cutter market lane
Reef Martin, victualler Chailes ft
Reel Richard, milkman Palmer ftreet
Reel John, filherman Biihop.ft
Rees George, friOemaker 265 S Second
Rees Henry, fen. k junr. bakers i26 N Fifth
Rees Henry, taylor Steinmetz court
Rees Jacob, merchant 25 1 High Sc 104 Mulberry
Rees Jacob, Cedar cooper 77 Saffafras
Rees John, grocer corner Race and 3d
Rees Nicholas, waterman 48 Callow hill
Rees Mary, 2OO N Front
Reefe Adam, fhoemaker 1 15 N Front
ReefeMary, 35 Plumb ft
Reefe Jeremiah, laborer Smiths court
Reefe Ifrael, carter Lilly alley
Reefs Valentine, viaualler 62 S Eighth
i?eeve James, cabinet maker 15 1 Mulberry
i^eever Mary, widow 108 N Fifth
i?eeves Mary, feamftrefs 79 German
i?eeves i?ichard, clock and watchmaker corner of
Mulberry and ^Vater
i?eford Elizabeth,; milliner 2i9 S Third
( 208 )
7?egans Michael, foap boiler Yorks court and i5S
Spruce
/?egin Ann, midwife 16 St. Johns
jRegnaud A. broker 90 S Second
i?ego John, fliipwright 58 Chriflian
i?ehle Jacob, carpenter 503 N Third
i?ehn Eve, widow 62 New
i?ehn John, brewer 62 New
i?ehn George, brewer 365 S Front
i?eiber Henry, huckfter 3 1 8 N Second
i?eick John, engraver 14 Philbert
jReid Adam, botler 67 Plumb
i?eid John, tanner 60 Mary ft
i?eifnyder Mary, grocer lOO S Sixth
i?eilly John, grocer, i70 High
iviely John, grocer 15 S Fifth
i?eilly John, laborer 309 N Front
i^eilly John, mariner next 134 Brown
i^eilly Elizabeth, widow 22; SalTafras alley
i?eilly Pat. grocer and tavernkeeper, iBO Swanfoa
Keilly John, bottler 140 S Front
J?eilley Boyd, coach fpring maker, 317 Mulberry
iteinboth Frederick, llioemaker i5a S Fourth
i^einoldt Mary, widow 86 N Fifth
J>einhard widow of Martin, Chriftian above 3d
i?einbard Jacob, carpenter Chriftian above Third
i\^einhard John, ropemaker Chrillian above Third
i?einhard G. coach painter i44 N Fourth
/?eip Nicholas, ftioemaker 32 SalTafras
i?elf Samuel, publiftier of the Philadelphia Gazctt;
2 1 Chefnut and Lodge alley
7?elf Ann, boarding houfe 56 Walnut
ji'?emer Mary, ^vvidow Shackemuxen
i?emer Matthew, fliipwright Shackemuxen
RemerJofeph, ladies ftioemaker 11 Creffons alley
J?emer Wm. rigger 23 Artillery lane
i^emick Enoch, grocer 104 Swanfon
i?emington Ifaac, fea captain 306 S Second
J?eniington John P. fea captain 37 Chriftian
/?emfliart Frederick, baker 172 Coates
jRenhart George, coach painter 72 Crown
Renwick Lewis, baker corner Sixth and Cedar
Rennifon Jof. grocer SalTafras near Schuylkill 7th
( 20^ )
Renno Francis, paper hanger 261 S Third
Renfhaw Ann, widow 90 Union
i^enfhaw Richard, attorney at law corner Church
court and Eighth ft
i?erick Catherine, fegar maker 398 N Front
i?etchloan Lees, widow UO N Fifth
i?evel George, laborer 4i0 S zd
J^evere Mary, widow back of lO Hoffmans alley
i?evere Mrs. gentlewoman 1 17 N Fifth
jReynolds F.lias, carpenter Webbs alley
/Reynolds Henry,_ cancer and gilder i71 Mulberry
i^eynolds Jofeph, fea captain 22 Cable lane
i?eynolds James, M. D. York court
i?eynolds John, mariner 39 Mulberry
i?eynolds Samuel, taylor 53 S Third
i^eynolds Simon, teacher 214 N Second
7'^eynolds Jofeph, carpenter Walnut above 8th
Reynolds Mrs. taylorefs 67 N. Seventh
i^eynolds Benjamin, oak cooper 9i N Water and
Hodges wharf
J?eynolds Sarah, fhopkeeper li2 Swanfon
i^hea Mary, fhopkeeper 30 N Second
Rheem Sc Silver, grocers 166 High
Rhodes Chailes, carpenter 104 Walnut
Rhoads Philip, carpenter i59 N Sixth
Rhoads Samuel, merchant corner Pine and Penre
Rhoades Sarah, widow 222 S Fifth
Rhoades John, carpenter i96 N Third
Rhoades Jofeph, accomptant 398 Sallafra*
Riahart John, grocer 439 N Second
Pvice Cc.therine, walher Schievelys alley
Rice George, Shoemaker 4i St. Tammany
Kice Henry £<: Patrick, bookfellers, £cc. 16 S Second
Rice Charles, laborer 109 S Fifth
Rice Mary, filh woman Queen (K)
Rice Philip, pilot 53 Almond
Rice , fea captain 3-t 1 S Second
Rice Sarah, fhopkeeper 7G Lombard
Rice A. widow tavernkeeper 365 N Front
Rice William, laborer Taper alley
Rich widow of Ifaac, i33 Saffafras
Richard Adam, rope maker, Shackemuxe»
Hioliard Thos. A. coachmaker 129 Pine
( 210 )
Richards Catherine, innkeeper 54 Callov.hill
Richards Catherine, huckfler 58 N Eis^hth
Eichards David, hatter 72 N Fourth
Kichards Jofeph, fea captain 9 HofTmans alley
Richards Jphn, laborer Coopers court
Richards John, ironmonger 59 High
Richards John, jun. currier 3 Dock Sc 103 Spruce
Richards Jofepii, carpenter Spruce above 7th
Richards Henry, merchant 130 N Third
Richards Nathaniel, grocer 266 S Fifth
Richards Richard, mariner 114 Lombard
Richards Rachel, widow 206 N Front
Richards Samuel, iroa merchant 1 1 1 S Water
Richards Samuel, currier i Dock
Richards Samuel, fen. lime m.erchant i36 S Front
Richards Samuel, jun. jeweller, Sec. i36 S Front Sc
90 Spruce fireet
Richards Sulannah, widow 8 Swanfon
Richards William, grocer I26 High
Richards widow of Wm. fea captain i31 N 5th
Richardlbn Sc Woodhouie, foapboilers corner of St.
Georges and 10th
Richardfon Ifaac, laborer 95 N Eighth
Richarcfcn Robert, Ihipwright Oak ft (N L)
Richardfon John, ropemaker Queen ft (K)
R-ichardfon William, fadier Eleventh below Pine
Richardfon James, fhoemaker Penny row
Richardfon Jofeph, filverfmith 50 S Front
Riche George, Ihoemaker 489 N Third
l^ichie Robeit, merchant 232 S Front
Richie James, mercliant 18 Pine
Richie Francis, laborer 45 Callowhill
Richie John, tobacconift i50 Fligh
Fvichle Wm. tanner 156 Fligh
iMchman Nehemiah, tavernkeeper 2 Almond
itichiiian Aichard, taylor XIV Chimneys
Aichmtn William, laborer 145 St.. Johns
Richmond John, grocer 92 S Water
irichmcnd widow. Oak ft N. L.
A'ichter Eve, I5 Waggoners alley
Aicker Samuel, Sea captain 7 Artillery lane
i^:ickeUi> Henry, porter 255 Vine
PUckeiis Louifa, widow 38 Coates alley
( 211 )
i?ickett Thos. Sc Jof. 194 N Fifth
i?ickey Samuel, grocer 16 N Front
i?iclabock Philip, blackfmith i4 S Fifth
i^idey ^Vm. viclualler I27 Brown
i^iddle Catherine, widow 85 Cherry
i?iddle David, carpenter i3i Pine
Riddal James, bookbinder 133 Chefnut
Riddle John, porter 126 Queen
Ridge John, fea captain 26 Vine
Pvidg-way Allen, merchant 5i N Tenth & 273 High
Ridgway Sc Canby, merchants 273 High ft
Ridgway Diliapiain, bricklayer corner North alley
and Sixth ft
Ridgway Jacob, merchant i60 N Front
i?idgway John, bricklayer 3 Knights court
Ridgway Jane, widow 2 Moravian alley
Ridgway Sc Wright, curriers corner of jDock and
Walnut
Ridgway Samuel, waiter 139 Cherry
Riever John, baker 68 Catherine
Rievs Sc M'Kean, Browns court
Riffert Philjp, innkeeper S5 SaiTafras
Rifiet Bi'ighty, teacherefs Shackemuxen
Riffett3 Rebecca, milliner 21 N Third
Rigby Jofcph, merchant i7 SaiTafras y
Rigbv Henry, cabinet maker i22 N Front ^
Rigdam Thos. carpenter iqT S Secend
Rigger George, laborer next 28 1 St. Johns
Rigler yindrew, huckiler 195 Saiiafras
Rigler Stephen, ftockingvv^eaver 429 N Third
Rig'^ler H. yic\ualler 502 SaiTafras 30 N. Shambles-
Rigley Francis, printer 258 S Third
Rigley Thos. feci captain 258 S Third
Rihl George, coachmaker 7 I N Seventh
Rihl Mary, boardinghoufc 40 Queen
Riker Elias, liioeraaker i28 German *
Kiiey .Thos. taylor 62 Penn
Pviley James, carter 3Ia.\t alley
Riley John, fea captain 16G S Third
Riley John, bottler 11 S Second (see Rei/ly]
Riley Jacob, tobacconift .2i Greenleaf alley
Px-iley Jofeph, ihoemaker New above Third
Riley John, watch maker 11 S: Second
( 212 )
Riley Thomas, fea captain 57 S Seventh
Riley Wm. {larch manufaclurer 259 N Eighth
Rime , Profeffor of Palmillry il Saffafras alley
Rimer Thomas, (hoemaker 59 S Second
i?indt Z)avid, innkeeper corner llthk Pine
Rine Jofeph, potter 334 N Front
Rinebox Barbara, waflier near 2 Cable lane
Rinedollar Emanuel, taylor 5 Shippen
Rinedoller Jacob, Ihip wright 385 N Front
Rink Sebaftian, carter 7 Shippen
Kinker Samuel, mariner 7 Artillery lane
Hino Wm. baker 86 S Third
Ripberg Conrad, hair dreffer 25 N Fourth
Hipleg John, P. attorney at law 8i Mulberry
Rilberg Guftavus, merchant 16 Mulberry
Kifdel & Azan, grocers G6 S Sixth
Rifdel Anthony, grocer 66 S Fifth
Rifley Thomas, laborer next 21 Budd
Rifley Zephaniab, Ihallopman 4i Coates-
Riftine Jacob, taylor 313 N Front
Riteque , tobacconifl i96 Cedar
Ritter Jacob, boardinghoufe 6 Almond
RitterJacoi^, fhop keeper 70 N Front
Rittenhoufe Ciiriflian, Ihoe maker Frankford road
Rittenhoufe Henry^ carpenter 12I i?ro\vn
Rivers 3/ary, nurie 76 Penn
Rivardi Mrs. academy for young ladies i52 S 2d
Rizer George, teacher 449 S Front
Rizer E. widow 138 N Fourtli
Rizer Martin, inn keeper 2 22 S Second
Roach Sarah, wafhcr Smiths court
Roach Chriftian, watchman 244 Saffafras
Roach Ifaac, mailer of the Revenue Barge 48 Al-
mond ■
Roach Michael, ?G9 S Eighth
Roades C. woodfawer 230 S Thiixl
Roadhand Frederick, Ihoe maker Palmer h
Hobb James, porter 381 High
Robb James, grocer 71 Pallyunk road
RoVjerts James, grocer 194 S Sixth
Roberts Benj.^ hatter i37 N Second, near 39 Key*.
alley
Robeits Catherine, Lroamonger 97 High.
( 213 )
Roberts Daniel, teachei* 33 Keys allejr
Hoberts Edward, carpenter 347 Callowhill
Roberts E. corder at the Drawbridge i47 S Third
Roberts Elizabeth, gentlewoman Grindftone alley-
Roberts Francis, fadler Sec 37 Lombard
Roberts George, carpenter Rofc alley
Roberts George, ironmonger 64 N Front
Roberis Hugh, S. merchant 3 Church alley
Roberts James, grocer i07 S Fifth
Roberts Phoebe, boardinghoufe 8cc. 1 1 Callowhill
Roberts widow of Jofeph, merchant i6 N F'ront
Roberts liaac, taylor 163 Chefnut 44 Carpenters fV
Roberts Jofiah, merchant 21ii S Third
Roberts James, 13. grocer High near Schuyl* 3d
Roberts John, accomptant 18 Almond
Roberts Jonathan, carpenter 36 Kunckle
Roberts George, mariner 5 Hurfl ft
Roberts George, Rev. 176 N Fifth
Roberts Jofeph, accomptant 138 Mulberry
Roberts Owen, laborer near 24 Oak ft
Roberts Martha, widow 141 Walnut
Roberts John, fhoe maker il8 S Fifth
Roberts & Lyne, copper fmiths 169 ifigh
Roberts Lewis, taylor 4 S Fourth
Roberts Mary, widow 60 S Sixth
Roberts Thomas, flioemaker 12 Plumb
Roberts M. fancy Sc ironmonger ftore 87 Chefnut
Roberts Sarah, grocer 93 Chefnut
Roberts Wm. carpenter i63 Chefnut
Roberts Wm. laborer Rofe alley
Robertfon Ann. (hopkeeper 194 S Front
Robertfon G. powder and liquid ink maker, zO0
Lombard
Robertfon James, flocking weaver 22 Rofe alley
Robertfon Abraham, baker 1 Chancery lane
Robertfon Iflimael, waiter 298 Nine
Robertfon John, merchant j02 S Front
i?obefon Thos. fhip wright Swceds alley
Robefon John, manner 4/> Chriftian
Robefon John, baker 18 il/ulberry
Robefon k Paul, iron merchants 53 N Water
Robefon Levy, fhoemaker 242 Lombard
Robefon Morris, merchant 98 N Third
( '^14 )
Kobefon Nathan, IvJbovev 2\ Small ft
Bo1)efon Antliony, mariner i5 P.Iarys alley
Pt)binett Jofeph, fhip wright Cherry K
Kobinett llichard, merchant 5 Powell 1 15 *? Watei*
Bobins Shearmon, carter 67 N Tenth
Robino Francis, taylor 4l2 S Second
Robins Hannah, mantua maker 387 N Front
Robins- John, bricklayer 153 Vine
Robins ix Bowles, blockmakers 9 Little Water
Robins John, accomptant 152 Vine
Robins E. huckfter i92 S Water
Robinfon -^t'nthony, jeweller Sec. 50 S Second
Robinibn Elizabeth, nurfc 7 Callowhill
Robertfon James, merchant 159 W^alnut 58 S Front
Robinfon James, baker 32 iS Eighth
Robinfon Jjiines, jun. merchant 33 N Second
Robinfon James^ printer 46 Spruce
Robinfon James, teacher i77 St. Johns
Robinfon- Jane» widow i9 Parrams alley
Robinfon James, coachmaker 69 Union
Robinfon Gordon, baker Juniper lane
Robinfon John, laborer ?»'(arket lane
Robinfon John, coachman 8 SalTafras alley
Robinfon Jofeph, pilot 28 Catharine
Robinfon »- . fca captain 29 lirown
Robinfon Mary, widow 281 S Third
Robinfon Martha, boarding houfe Frombergers
court
Robinfon Mary, widow 27 Pine alley
Robinfon Rebecca, taylorefs 267 S Fifth
Robinfon Rebecca, widow 78 Spruce
Robinfon Robert, bottler i84 S Sixth
Robinfon Rudeman, accomptant 208 S Second
Robinfon Rachel, widow 84 Saifafras
Rcbiiifpn l\iary, waiher next 26 Creffons alley
Robinfon Samuel, carpenter 309 High
Robinfon Samuel, halt tr 41 S I'ront
Robinfon Wm. carpenter 335 N Third
Robinfon Wm fen. jultice of the peace 330 S Front
Robinfon Wm. jun. attorney at law i Shippen
Robii>ptt Samuel. ftrdUopinan 175 S Fifth -
Roche iMichael, fleecy holier 1 Grays alley
Rockcnburg Samuel, conftable 53 S Water
( 215 )
Rodcn James, m^i^ner 13 Mary alley
Rodman .Tofepb, merchant 21 S Wiiarves ^
Rodriquc Andrew, merchant 85 N Seventh
Rod\vell Peter, laborer Cherry near Twelfth
Rodolpb 13enj. hatter 3t> North alley
Roe Jeife, carpenter liolTmans alley
Roebuck John, grocer corner of German 8c Third
Rogan Sophia, teacher 80 N Severith
Rogers John, (hoe maker 1 14 Shippen
Roger Robert, morocco dreiVer Walihs court
Rogers widow of Benj. 39 Saffafras
Rogers . ■, mariner 57 Catherine
Rogers Elizabeth, widow 18 Bank ft
Rogers Benjamin, mariner 447 N Third
Rogers Jane, mantua maker 387 N Front
Rogers Jacob, innkeeper i30 N Second
Rogers John, fhoemaker 60 N Seventh
Rogers Michael, oak cooper Juniper above Race
Rogers John, laborer Kunckle
Rogers Wm. mariner In Catherine
Rogers Wm. taylor 46 S Third
Rogers Maurice, naerchant 67 Pine
Rogers Patrick, M. D. 28 Callowhill
Rogers Thom-as, merchant 4i High i8 Bank ft
Rogers Thomas, brafs founder 92 N Second . .,
Rogers Wm.35. D. 40 N Fourth. Ir*j<^*^ «•* Ou^.v^yt'
Rogers Wm. grocer i3I N Second
Rogers Wm. Ihoe maker i5 N Sixth
Rohr John, black and whitefmith I 15 N Second
Rohr Joim H. whitefmith i75 N Second
Rohrman Henry, wheelwright 441 N Second
Rohrman John, wheelwright corner of SaiTafras &;
Schuylkill Seventh
Rolet Francis, fliipwright 15 Artillery lane
Rollins 'I'iiomas, mariner Elmflies alley
Rolph James, keeper of the Debtors Apartment
Roman Catherine, widow 5 1 Saifafras
Roney A. baker 5 6 Plumb
Roney John, turner 64 Cherry
Roofey Francis, hair dreffer 60 Cedar
Ronk Michael, carter Queen [K]
Rookftool Ulrich, Ihoemaker 136 Coatcs
Rootcraft Francis, porter 4 6z N Front
( 2^6 )
Rofe Ann, •midwife 74 Xew ft
Rofe Atkinfon, merchant taylor 55 High Sc Wal-
laces court
Kofe Cropley, wine merchant 57 S Third
Rofe David, grocer Vine ft "Wharf
Rofe David, bricklayer 9 Brewers alley
Rofe Sufannah, midwife 9 Brewers alley
Hofe John, bricklayer 9 Brewers alley
Kofe Peter, fhingle dreffer 26 Coxes alley
PiOfe Ann, midwife 9 Brewers alley
]^ofe Thomas, merchant 45 High
Kofet Jacob, fhopkeeper 243 il/ulberry
Rofhea widow of John, 128 Cedar
Hofs Ann, mantua maker Elmflies alley
Bofs Aqiiilla, carpenter 99 N -Eighth
Rofs David, fcacaptain 63 ^lulberry
Rofs Hannah, widow 373 S Second
Rofs Henry, painter Sc glazier 342 S Second
Rofs John, painter Sec. i40 X Second
Kofs Margaret, teacher 2 Knights Court
Rofs 5'amuel, carpenter Cyprefs alley
Rofs ■ whip maker 27 1 N Second
Rofs John jun. broker corner Spruce & Third
Rofs Samuel, merchant 67 High
Rofs Robert, broker US N Fifth 14 Chefnut
Rofs ^arah, feamftrefs 24 1 S Fourth
Rofs Thomas, counfellor at law near 14Q Chefnut
Rofs Wm. merchant Grindftone alley &c 83 High
Rofs Wm. Sc CO. merchants 83 Fligh
^ofs Wm. fea captain 295 .S" Front
Rofs Andrew, laborer Hanover ft
Rofs David, carpenter 9th above Cherry
Rofs Michael, cooper Lombard above 9th
Rofs Elizabeth, widow 224 Lombard
Rofs Wm. whip maker 296 Vine
Rofs John, jun. broker corner .Spruce Sc Third
Ross' Wharf, opf.ns at 97 S Water
Rofs Vv'm. printer Locull above >^ighth
Roffet Jofeph, hatter 135 S Second
Rofetter John Revi next i5 Willings alley
Roffetter John, fea captain 363 S Front
Rote Philip, ijiuiic mafter 33 6'rown ft
Rotliery J. G. china S^ glafs ftore i7 i^ock
( 217
Roundenwater >Jicholas, potter 22 North alley
Roufe Eleapor, i65 S Fifth
Roiifli John, fkin drellerSS Saffafras
Roufh Ifaac, trader 99 Saffafras
Rouflin Louifa, widow 98 Lombard
Rouffeau John G. M. D. iSz S Front
Rouvert Edmond, grocer 57 Chefnut
Row Martin, bifcuit baker 146 S Front 8c 172 S 3d
Row Richard, carpenter 205 N Eighth
Row Richard, mariner Baileys court see R-oe
Row George, accomptant i99 S Fourth
Row Mrs. taylorefs i50 S Seventh
Row Ann, widow Rofe alley
Rowen Mealey, nurfe 19 Queen
Rowen Mrs. 82 S Fifth
Rowen Mary, boarding houfe i78 Spruce
Rowen John, carpenter 32 Appletree alley
Rowen John, calico printer Pine above Eleventh
Rowen Jane, widow i33 Walnut
Rowland James 8c Co. iron merchants 93 N 2d
Rowland Jas. iron merchant z Frombergers court
Rowland ■, nailor 15 Hopkins court
Rowlett John, acconiptant i9 Church alley
Rowley Edward, ftorekeeper 10 N Front
Rowvoudt Wm. M. D. Wood above Fourth
Roy James, plaiflerer Charles fl
Roy Manuel, oak cooper Garden ft
Rubccam Charles, hatter 387 N Second
Rubecam Daniel, innkeeper i06 Saffafras
Rubman George, taylor 14 Greenleafs alley
Rubnian John, fhoemaker i4 Greenleafs alley
Rudiman James, mariner 5 5 Mead alley
Rudolph George, carpenter Saffafras near Schuyl-
kill Seventh
Rudolph Mary, fhopkeeper 264 Saffafras
Rudolph k Fearis, flour & grain merchants i Spruce
Rudolph Ann, grocer 55 Nev/ ft
Rudolph J. flour merchant Spruce above 7th
Rudolph Samuel, clock 8c watch maker i57 S front
Rudcy Rachel, widow li2 N Fifth
'Rw.^ Michael, laborer Schievelys alley
Rugan Sc Rhodes, merchants 8 S Wharves
Rugan Johnj merchant 248 Saffafras
T
( 218 )
Hule George, coachmaker 67 N Seventh
Ruling Jofeph, fhipwright Mulberry (K)
Rumer George, porter 178 N Eighth
Rummel George, bricklayer Juniper above Cherry
Rummel Nicholas, laborer Starr alley
Rumfey Charles, jsiner 440 N Front
RumpiT Jacob, bifcuit baker 51 Gillis alley
Runamaker George, laborer 448 Saffafras
Runchey Wm. foap 8c candle maker, 2i6 S Sixth
Rundle Sc Leech, merchants 61 Chefnut
i^unner John, vi6tualler York road
i?unner Martin, vi6lualler Noble above Third
i?upp John, fhoemaker 108 N Second
i^upley Ann, widow 281 S Third
i^ulli Benj. H. diftiller 60 Green
i^ufh Benj. M. D. corner Walnut and Fourth
i?u{h Catherine, widow 30 St. Johns
i^ufh i?ichard, counfellor at law corner Fourth and
Walnut
BuVa Elizabeth, fhopkeeper i99 N Front
i?ufli George, carpenter 207 Cherry
i^ulh Lewis, Ikindreffer and parchment maker 93
Saffafras
^ufh Nathan, fhip carpenter Hanover ft
i^ufli Wm. grazier 94 Saffafras
i?u(h Wm. carver 172 N Front
Ruf- . , painter, Sec. next 32 Plumb
i?ufk David, oyfterman 296 S Fourth
JiuVr'i Wm. mariner 279 S Third
i?ufK Catherine, widow next 24 Branch
i?uffell Alexander, grocer 3iO S zd
i^uffell Ann, widow 3 Penn
i^uffcU widow of Andrew, 164 S Sixth
i^uffell Sc Boone, merchants 88 S wharves
i?uffcll , fea captain 48 Shippen
i^uffell . -, mariner back 363 S Second
i^uffell Samuel, Ihoeraaker 10 Hoffmans alley
i?ufiell Timothy, fca captain 161 Cedar
jRuffeil Wm. grocer 248 Lombard
i^uffell William, ftone cutter Locuft above litk
i?u{lon Johannah, huckfter 48 Vine
i^uth J. M. baker, near i40 S 9th
Ruth Richard, tanner St. Johus [Bathtown]
Rutherford Agnes, boardinghoufe 30 Walnut
( 219 )
Rutherford Wm. faddler 140 Brown
Rutherford John, drover 43 N Seventh
Rutter Mrs. widow 24 N Fifth
Rutter Martha, widow 19 Pine
Rutter Samuel, accomptant li3 Walnut
Ryan Wm. grocer 45 Small ft
Ryan Edmond, fhip joiner 72 Catherine
Ryan Mrs. Rofe alley
Ryan James, merchant 42 N Sixth
Ryan John, carter Garden
Ryan Jofeph, potter 14 Artillery lane
Ryan Lewis, boot and fhoemaker next door to the
United States' bank S Third
Ryan Timothy, carpenter 9 Norris alley
Ryan William, ftabie keeper 22 N Second
/^ydey John, porter 97 Coates
i^yerfon Thomas, merchant 189 S Third
i?yner Wm. carpenter 9 7 Cherry
s
ABLER ELEANOR, widowncar25 1 Mulberry
Sadler Mary, widow 294 S Fourth
Sagar Michael, baker 274 Mulberry
Sagenhx)ufe E. widow 27 Callowhill
Sailor John, taylor 18 N Water, 17 S Front
Sailor H. ftone cutter 273 SalTafras Sc 27 N. Ninth
Sailor Samuel, painter, he, 4 3 Vine, 99 N Water
Sailor Mary- wafner near 201 St. Johns
Saint Douglas, grocer and bottler, 24 Cedar
SaladcjSebn. fringe and lace weaver 4 Lxtitia court
Saldine C. cabinet maker 349 Mulberry '^
Salmon 8c Brown, hat ware houfe 57 N Second
Salles Lewis, mierchant 332 S Front
Salter Jacob, brewer i8 S Fourth
Salter Samuel, carver and gilder 58 S Fourth
^Vallkill Jacob, carpenter, 275 South Fourth ft
Saltonftall , grocer S E corner 2d and Brown
Sammons Wm. fhallopman 226 Lombard
Sammons Zachariah, coachman 226 Lombard
Sampfon Daniel, mariner 236 S Fourth
Sampfon Henry J mariner 19 Mary alley
( 220 )
Sampfon James, fea captain i90 S Water
Sampfon \Vm. clock and watchmaker 316 N Front
Samwile Thomas, mariner Loxleys court
Sanburn John, fea captain 160 S Front
Sanders Elijah, carpenter corner 5th and Saffafras
Sanders Jacob, laborer 469 N Second
Sand John, carpenter 83 N Fifth
Sandford Wm. accomptant, 201 Mulberry
Sandiford Rowland, coachmaker, 261 SaiTafras ft
Sang Charles, confeaioner 158 S Fourth
Sang Mary, fnopkeeper 152 S Fifth
Sankey Charles 8 Moravian alley
Sankey Mary, gentlewoman, 45 Paffyunk road
Sansford i?owland, coach maker i36 S Fifth
Sanfom Jofeph, merchant next 43 N Front
Sanfom Samuel, merchant 43 N Front
Sanfom Wm. merchant 96 Mulberry
Sanfon k Holiday, flone cutters zSB High
Sap James taylor, 46 High ft
Sarin Caleb, flioemaker 347 S Second
Sarich George, laborer 8 Budd ft
Saring John, ftioemaker 72 Chnftian
Saul Afa, blackfmith i58 S Fifth
«aulnier Jofeph, grocer 438 SaiTafras
Saulnier John, ftore keeper 23 S Fourth
Saunders Francis, grocer Cedar above 1 enth
Saunders Jeffe, carter 281 St. Johns
Saunders John, carpenter 160 Coates ft
Saunders Jane widow Brittons alley
Saunders Johannah, tavernkeeper Cedar above eth
Savage John, merchant 9i S Third
Savage Reuben, carpenter 331 SaiTafras
Savage Mayy, widow 328 S Tront
Savage John, carpenter Trufty court
Savage & Dugan, merchants 91 S Third
Savei-y Thomas, carpenter 2O N Fifth
Savery William, tanner 14 Cable lane
Savill' Mrs. grocer 314 S Third
Sawer James, ftore keeper 20 1 S Second
J Sawer Wm. cabinet maker Baileys alley
^ Sawn Daniel, paper hanger 32 N Fourth
Sawyer Cutlip, laborer i38 Brown
Saxton Daniel, taylor 58 N Sixth
Say Eenj. M. D. i52. Chefnut
( 221 )
Say Samuel, flevadore 123 N Water
Sayburn William, baker Walnut near 12th;
Sayner John, farmer near 59 Prime
Sayr Jofep.h, ftioemaker 15 Carters alley
Sayre Leonard, dealer 382 N Second
Say re Stephen, efq. corner Eighth 8c Chefnut
Sayre S<: S Williams, merchants, 30 S Eighth ft
Sayrman Martin, hatter i69N Second
Scarret Jofeph, 171 N Second
Scattergood John H. Itorekeeper 270 N Front
Scattergood 8c Son curriers 276 N Front
Scattergood Thomas, tanner &c currier 278 N Front
Scattergood Jofeph, currier 280 N Front
Schaffer Charles, fugar refiner 82 N Second
Schappeck Jacob, baker 70 Cherry
Schaumenkefiel Frederick, baker 46 Green
Schay widow of Jacob, blackfmith 66 N Fourth
Scheets Adam, Sweeds alley
Schell Lesvis, meal ftore 49 N Fourth
Schell Henry, tin plate worker 127 New & l23 High
Schetkey George, profeiTor of mufic i6i Chefnut
Schievely Henry, cutler and furgeons inftruraent
maker 49 S Third
Schindler Michael, baker corner of Shippen & 5th
Schinkle F.fen. 8c Co. furriers corner of High & S
Third
Schmidt Rev. John Frederick, B, D, 27 N Fourth
Schneider Cafper, lumber merchant 313 N Front
Schneider John C. grocer corner Spruce Sc Sixth
Schoals John, grocer 2 Little Water
Scholfield James, taylor 45 I S Second
Scholfield Samuel, merchant 34 N Third
Schrack, Abraham, innkeeper 295 N Third
Schreiner Jacob, ironmonger 122 N Second
Schreincr Elizabeth, fljopkeeper 11 Cherry
Schreiver P. viclualier 245 Vine and 6 old Ihambles.
Schroeder Charles, confectioner 112 High
Schrunck George, profefior of palmiftry, 432 N 3d
Schueppenhieifer Nicholas, taylor 49 Coates alley
I^chueremanI\Iatthias,rnopkeeperl8 Appletreealli^
Schuilinburg M. ropemaker 446 S Front ;a.- ^ ■
Schumo Barney, turner i5 Elfreths alley
Schufler Jacob, oak cooper 42 Vine
T2 .
( 223 )
SchNvartz Peter, carver Pembertons alley
Schweitzer Tslichael, porter Steinmetz court
Scothren James, carpenter St. Mary ft
Scott Abraiiam, carpenter Locuft above 7th
Scott Ann, widow Baileys court
Scott Catherine, widow Coopers court
Scott Chriftiana, huckfter 68 Cedar
Scott David, whitefmith 379 High
Scott John W. printer Bank ft
Scott Gilbert G. oak cooper i Callowhill
Scctt James, laborer 30 Gafkill
Scott John, mate i7 Coates alley
Scott John, tavernkeeper and grain meafurer, cor-
ner of Spruce and Front
Scott John, mariner 245 S Fourth
Scott Juliana, gentlewoman corner Uth Sc High
Scott Mary, nurfe 40 Strawberry
Scott Martha, fliopkeepcr 65 N Third
Scott Andre v<^, foap boiler St. George above 1 Ith
Scott widow of Reuben, i8 Spruce
Scott Robert, engraver in the mint li5 Walnut
Scott Robert, teacher 244 Lombard
Scott Samuel, carpenter 40 Green
Scott William, mariner l2 Hurft ft
Scott William, accomptant ^25 Pine
Scott Vvilliam, grocer i39 Pine
Scott Job, fiiip Wright 4i7 N Front
Scott James, plaifterer 56 PalTyunk road
Scott Phoebe, walher 36 German
^>cott Henry, laborer 14 //urft ft
Scravendyke Peter, foap and candle maker 237 S 2d
Scull lienjamin, hatter 18i i/igli
Scull Wm. tavernkeeper Water above Callowhill
Scully Edward, carter i20 Chriftian
Scully John, bottler 32 Walnut
Scully Edward, mariner 21 Parrams alley
Seaborn Robert, taylor 76 Mulberry
Seaborn Elizabeth, fhopkeeper 56 N 6th
Seaife Elizabeth, grocer 75 Cedar
Seaman Paul, merchant 33 7 -^igh
Seckel David, grazier 305 ifigh
Seckel Lawrence, wine merchant I55 ifigh
Seddinger Matthias, faddletree maker 492 N 2d
ticeger David, confe6Uoaer i84 i/igh
( 223 )
SeerF. flaymaker Goforth alley
Segan Peter, fhipwright 358 N Front
Segar John, grocer 380 N Second
Seidel John N. lobacconnl 241 X Seconii
Sein Thomas, carter 490 N Third
Seip Michael, lalxirer 93 N Fourth
Seip Richard, taylor 160 X Water, i65 Front
Seitz Charlotte, fliopkeeper 60 Saffafras
Sell Solomon, carpenter 2O8 X Third
Sell i/enry, painter 45 2 X 2d
Sell Solomon, taylor 76 Brown
Sell John, fea captain 38 Vine
Seller John, Ihoemaker 287 N 8th
Seller Ifaac, brals founder 42 St. Johns
Sellers Xathan k David, wire workers 23 1 High
Sellers David, wire workers 8 N 6th
Sellers Robert B. printer 83 Mulberry
Sellers "^Villiam, printer 83 Mulberry
Sellick John, boarding houfie 276 S Fourth
SempleA. carptuter 10th above Walnut
Sample John, grocer Sc carpenter 83 X Seventk
Senderling Xicholas, tanner 58 Artillery lane
Senderling Rohna, v.idow 442 X Third
Sendoz Domiiiique, geniienian I So S Seventh
Sentit George, tavernkeeper 25 North alley
Seniffe Mrs. gentlewoman 74 Xew
Senior John, laborer 446 SalTafras
Senix Arcadia, boarding houie St. George near 7tfe
Senix John, cabinet maker 99 Coates
i^enn J. Sc \\ m. flioemakers 124 Cailowhill
Senn i/eniy, fnoemaker 15 1 Green
Senneft' John, taylor 108 Coates
Senneil' Jacob, carpenter 290 X Eighth
Sequin Andre^^, fnipwright 369 X Front
Sergeant Llizabeth, widow. Mulberry above 7th
Sergeant John, gentleman 2'j-i Saffafras
Sergeant John, attorney at law ii3 Mulberry
Seij^eant Wiilii»m, attorney at law i27 Mulberry
Sergeant Thomas, teacher i49 Chefnut
Serick Ann, milkwoman 5 5 Coates
Seringer Robert, type founder Cedar above Tenth
Sermon Sc Abbett, Imiths 26 N Second
Sermon Ifaac, M. D. 23 X Second
Servey John; coachmaker 120 German.
( 224 )
Service Ann re w, me reliant 42 S Front
Scrvine Benjamin, raiUvman 66 Zane ft
Servois Jo]in, hatter 22 1 N Front
5ervofs Ann, grocer Vine ft Wharf
Servofs John, Faborer near 2 2 Kunckle ft-
Seftion i^obert, carpenter i5 Pine alley
Sewall .Stephen, gentleman 23 N F'ront
Sexton Jared, taylor 35 S Water
Sexton John, -wharf builder Beech ft
.Sexton Charles, farmer Beech
.Seybert Adam, M. D. il4 High
Seybert .Sebaftian, viclualier i27 Brown
.Seyferhelt John C. hair dreffer 14 Almond
SeyfTerhelt John, fhipwright 58 Green
.Seyfert Conrad, conflable 50 ^affafras
Seylift Michael, baker 26 Pewterplatter alley-
Seymour Jofeph H. engraver Middle alley
Shade Peter, brufli maker 81 High
Shaffer Margaret, widow 152 N Third
Shaffer Dorothy, wafher 13 Crov/n ft
Shaffer Jacob, flioemaker 136 Coates ft;
Shaffer John, carpenter 401 N Third
iShaffer Lev/is, laborer 3 Reeds alley
Shaffer Peter Si: John, carters 24 Paflyunk ix>ad'
Shaffer widow, keeper of carts 24 Paffyunk road
Shaffer Jofeph, brick maker Locuft above Eleventh
Shallcrofs Leonard, flioemaker 8SS Front
Shallus Francis, engraver 30 Strawberry
Shalius Elizabeth, boardinghoufe 161 Vine
•Shanahan Michael, merchant 128 N Fifth 58 N
Water
Shankland Edward, carpenter 25 N Tenth
Shankland Jofeph, taylor i56 S Water 1 57 Front
Shane Cciper, teacher i99 St. Johns
Shane George, blackfmith 37 Crown
Shannon Sc Poalk, au6tioneers 177 High, days 0/
sale Tuefdays in the afternoon 8c F'riday mornings^
Shannan Andrew, taylor 28 S Fourth
Sharp Samuel, pilot 330 S Second
Shaip Wm. mariner 244 S Fourth
Sharp James, ftone cutter Juniper lane
Sharp, John, v/indfor chair maker 20 Shippen
Sharp R. tin plate worker 4 Starr alley 8c li3 High*
Sharpe Mary, boardinghoufe 8b Nevi^
( 225 )
Sharpe Sc i/arkins, (lone cutlers corner 10th & High
Shaipe "Benjamin, merchant taylor 94 Chefnut
Sharp Daniel, grocer 32 N Seventh
Sharp Ludwick, accomptant 9 Knights court
Sharplefs JelTe, merchant i53 High
Sharplefs Sc Drinker, mantua makers 5 6 Mulberrj;
Sharplefs John, coach maker 6 Farmers alley
Sharfwood James, gentleman 93 N Sixth ^
Shaw Alexander, cabinet maker 84 N tront
Shaw A. tavernkeeper i33 N Water
Shaw George, medical, perfumery 8c fur {lore cor-
ner Chefnut and 3d ,t , *
Shaw John, Commander in the Navy 185 Walnut
Shaw Mary, widow 244 SafTafras
Shaw Matthew, carpenter 38 Pine 17^9 S Front
Shaw Thomas, fhoe maker 147 S Water
Shaw George, grocer 362 N Third
Shaw Thos. gentleman 14i Pine
Shaw Ifrael, boardinghoufe 32 German
Shaw Wm. laborer 72 Paiiyunk road
Shaw, widow of Valentine, i45 S Second
Shaw ^-amuel, merchant 168 S Fourth
5haw Wm. carpenter 49 Pine
5haw Wm. taylor Sterling alley n , « o
Shaw Ralph, mufic ftore & profeffor of mulic 13 li
Fourth
^ea John, oyfterman Little Oak
5hea Wm. fegar maker 3 South alley
Sheatr Elizabeth, waflier 164 St. Johns
Sheaff George, &c Co. wine merchants 168 High
Sheaff Wm. 5c Son, grocers corner Chefnut Sc 6th
Sheaff Henry, wine merchant 18O High
Sheaff George, merchant 168 Fligh
Sheaff Wm. merchant 267 High
Sheakan Michael, carter 88 N Water
Shearrer Valentine, laborer Germantown road
Shearer Mary, widow 42 Crown
Sheas John, marble paper ftainer 2OO St. Johns
Sheble John, grocer 77 N Fifth
Sheble John, {hopkeeper 79 N Fifth
Shee John, head infpeaor of Flour 177 Walnut
Sheed George, fen. plaifterer 27 5 S Fifth
S^heed George, jun. conitable 2.71 S FiftU
( 2.26 )
Sheed Ifabella, gentlewoman l23 German
Sheed Thomas, plaifterer, 7 ^^ ^^^,^^^
Sheed \V m. plaillerer, 3
Sheerman Robert, clock & watch maker 333 N 3a
Sheetz Chriflian, Juflice of the peace Vienna ft
Sheetz Daniel, milkman Cherry (K)
Sheetz il/atthias, milkman Poplar lane
Sheffer C. baker 10 St. Mary
Shelburn James, mariner 8 Marys alley
Sheldon Richard, accomptant 20 1 Cedar
Shell Peter, laborer I Merediths row
Shelmire Wm. meal merchant lOl N Fourth
Shellingforth James, tobacconifl Frankford road
Shellingforth jThomas, caulker Vienna
Shellingsforth Wm. caulker Sv/eeds alley
Shelmerdine Edward, hatter 2I N Fourth
-Shelmerdine Samuel, hatter 16O S Fifth
Shephard James, lOth. between High Sc Mulberry-
Shepherd Catherine, Avidov*'^ 57 Vine
Shepherd Charles, caulker 1 Green
.Shepherd Thomas, merchant 36 N Third
Shepherd Jacob, caulker Hanover
Shepherd John, caulker Frankford road
Shepherd John, vi6\ualler 37i Mulberry
Shepherd Samuel, Ihoemaker 76 Chriftian
Shepherd Randal, grocer 189 S Seventh
Shepherd Mary, widow 106 Cherry
Shepherd Mary, huckfler Hanover
Shepherd Robert, carpenter Shepherds court
Shepherd Nicholas, caulker Beech ft
.Shepherd Wm. accomptant 86 Lombard
Shepherd Wm. bell hanger 63 New
Sherer Wrn. grocer 159 S Sixth
Sherer Gilbert, fea captain 16 German
Sherer Henry, hair dreffer 5i N Sixth
Sheriden Charles, laborer 209 S Eighth
Sheriden John, taylor ]66 Swanfon
Sherling Valentine, bill flicker 5 Crab
iShermer Joieph, carver &c gilder 33 N Fifth
Shermer Jacob, cabinet maker 3I5 N Third
Shermer Catherine, fpinner J?ofe alley
Shermer John, clock 8c watchmaker 132 N Fourth
f^hefler Valentine, laborer Noble near Fourth
Shethline John, milkman Queen (K)
( 22r )
Sliewell Sallows, merchant 40 N Second
Shewell Thomas, fliopkeeper 67 N Second
Shewman Frederick, porter Pine above Tenth
Shiedel Wm. cooper 57 George
shields Andrew, bottler 2 N Front
shields Charles, laborer 2l2 Cherry
shields James, grocer Hamiltons ScSouth ft wharves
shields 8c Powel, lumber merchants 375 High
shields John, commiffion broker Dock above Walnut
shields Nicholas, carpenter i06 N Seventh
shields Jofeph, flioemaker Emfleys alley-
Shields John, metal founder 47 Fitzwalter
shields Robert, fea captain 9 I>ombard
shields Robert, ftore keeper next 33 N Second
Shields Thomas, moulder 393 S Second
Shields Ruth, widow 1 1 3 Catherine
Shields Thos. gentleman 13 Z)ock
Shields Wm. brickmakerSaffafras corner of Schuyl.
Seventh
Shiefe John, papermaker aOO N Third
Shill Henry, carter 50 Brown
Shillingsford Thos. blackfmith 5 1; N Third
Shinckle Fred. fen. gentleman 155 Mulberry
Shinckle Frederick, jun. grocer corner of High 8c
N Second
Shingler Philip, taylor 304 N Front
Shinn Samuel, bricklayer 107 Lombard
ShinnMofes, flioemaker ZJrooks court
Shinneck Adam, painter &:c. 375 N Third
Shippen Edward, chief Juflice of the S Court,98 S 4th
Shippen Wm. M. D. profelfor of anatomy 10 Prune
Shippen Wm. hatter i4 Chefnut
Shippi Mary, widow 72 Brown
Shippie Peter taylor 75 Shippen
Shocheor Charles, baker Charlotte ft
Shoeber Elizabeth, widow 7 1 Dock
Shoemaker Chriftian, comb maker 59 Coates
Shoemaker Chriftian, porter above 5 1 1 N Second
Shoemaker & Berret, infurance brokers 9 S Front
Shoemaker Sc Z)ull, china merchants 375 High
Shoemaker Daniel, fhopkeeper i71 S Second
Shoemaker Elizaheth, Widow, 254 St. Johns
Shoemaker E. ScCo. hard ware merchants 1x7 Hi^h.
( 228 )
Slioenftaker Edward, merchant 413 High
Shoemaker Htnry, (hoemaker Vienna 11
Shoemaker David, bookbinder lO Knights court
shoemaker Jacob, merchant 22,1 High
ghoemaker JciTe, lumber yard High Bridge
shoemaker Joieph, filverfmith i2 N Front
shoemaker Jofeph, merchant 92 N Second
Shoemaker Thos. nnerchant 25 6 Mulberry
Shoemaker Samuel, attorney at lav/ 92 S Third
Shoemaker Rebecca, 44 i) Sixth
Shoemaker 7'hos. merchant 60 N Sixth
Shoemaker Abraham, land broker Sc conveyancer,
124 S icurth
Shoeman John, lace weaver 6 Waggoners alley
Shcch Michael, ihoemaker 78 Brown.
Short Wm. laborer 145 Brown
Short Jared, mariner 89 N Fifth
Shortall Thomas, ftave merchant 149 Swanfon
Shouaker Mary, widow 184 N Third
Shrack Jacob, fhipwright Liberty court
Shrank John M. oyfterman 3 XIV Chimneys
Shreeve John, rigger Sgi) N Front Sc Bickleys wharf
Shreeve Caleb, merchant 2 Cable lane
Shreiber Peter, victualler 245 Vine
Shrie Conrad, grocer 265 N Second 8c 86 Green
Shrier Barbary, huckiler 45 Cable lane
Shriver Henry, victualler 296 N Eighth
Shrum Barney, fugar boiler 35 Crown
Shrupp Henry, gentleman corner of Wood ^ Fifth
Shryder Mary, v/afher Hanover ft
Shuber Sufan B. gentlewoman 2I Strawberry
Shuberd John, harnefs maker 43 1 S Second
Shubert John, (hoemaker 5 Summers court
Shufilebottom Wm. china ftore 46 N Front
Shugard Simon, taylor 366 N Second
Shiigard Mary, wafher 478 N Second
Shuil i^rederick, infpeclor of cufloms 61 New
Shuller F'rederick, laborer 15 S Sixth
Shuller Jacob, tavernkeeper 189 N Third
Shults Charles, jun. ladies flioemaker 215 S Second
Shultz John, laborer next 17 Appletree alley
Shultz Charles, feed ftore 16 PaiVyunk road
I
( 229 )
Shultz Charles, ladies fhoemaker 2i5 S Second
Shultz Catherine, taylorefs near 43 Callowhill
^hultz Nicholas, carpenter 106 N Seventh
.Shultz i^rederick, harnefs maker 8 N Seventh
Shultz , fadler 297 5 Sixth
Shueman Frederick, porter 122 Brown
Shufler Andrew, oak cooper 42 Vine
Shufter Adam, viclualler Pleafant 35 O. fhambles
Shufler Joad, oak cooper Rolinfons Court
Shufter Andrew, oak cooper 317 N Second
Shute Daniel, dry good ftore 251 S Second
Sicard Stephen, dancing mafter 12 Quarry ft
Siddons John, fhallopman 294 S Front
Siddons Joliah, taylor 193 .S" Second
.Siddons Jofhua, fhallopman 246 ^S" Front
Siddons Jofeph, carpenter 119 N Fourth
Siddons Jofeph, carpenter lOKunckleft
Siddons Eleanor, Clover alley
Sides Wm. carter 26 Brov/n
Sidleman Cafper, brufb maker lO .South alley
iSidleman John, ftone cutter 10 ^outh alley
Siers A. mariner 4i5 S Front
Silence Wm. Ihoemaker 142 Brown ft
Sikle George, deputy marfhall 9th below St. George
Sillyman Ilaac, fea captain Brewers alley near St.
John ft
Silver John^ fhoemaker 70 Callowhill
Simering Henry, tavernkeeper 375 N Third
Simmington Lydia, fhopkeeper 50 Spru<;e
Simon John, taylor i3 South alley
Sim.on John, baker 27 Walnut
Simmon— , bath -houfe 67 N Third
Simmonds Wm. accomptant 157 Vine
Simmonds JameS) gentleman next i3 S Fifth
Simmons Anthony, goldfmith kc. 44 High
Simmons Ifaac, mariner 118 Swanfon
^immons Edward, lumber merchant i45 N Third
Simmons Jofeph, ironmonger 9 1 High
Simmons S. mate 467 N Second
Simmons Leefon, fea captain 32 SafTa^ras
Simmons Stephen, lumber merchant 43 Cable lane
Simmons Stephen, hair drefTer 181 S Front
.Simons Hill, grocer 245 N Second
U
(230 )
Simonds J. infpeclor of cuftbms corner of 12th a'nd
Walnut'
Simons J. Sc Noah, linen &: woolen drapers 253 S 2d
Simpfon widow of Charles, watchman 127 Pin&
Simpfon D. teacher Coxs' alley
Simpfon Elizabeth, taylorefs 113 German
Simpfon George, cafhier of the U. States bank, 104
Chefnut ft
Simpfon Hannah, widow 158 N Water
Simpfon James, fliip wright back 296 S Fourth
Simpfon James, laborer 64 Catherine
Simpfon John, merchant I39 S Fifth
Simpfon John, bottler 62 Catherine
Simpfon James, mariner 2 69 S Fourth
Simpfon Lydia, fhop keeper 256 S Second
Simpfon James, fhipwright 488 S Second
Sims' wharf opens at 153Swater
Sims James, laborer Chriftian above Fourth
Sims Jofeph, merchant 155 S Water 8c i70 S Third
Sims John, mariner 34 INlary
Sims Jofeph, merchant near 184 S Third
Simsllenry,cr-binetmaker3r N5th > g^tallscourt
^■ims John, painter &c. Race near od ^
Sims Vv'alter, merchant 267 Chefnut
Sincener Philip, drover 325 Callowhill
Sinclair Margaret, taylorefs 269 S 6'econd
Sinclair James, grocer 377 High
Sins-er Jofeph, ropemaker 56 1 5 Front
dinger Jon. merchant i37 High 9i ^affafras
^ingerey George, taylor 236 St. Johns ft
£;np-leton Elizabeth, widow 1 1 Chriftian
Singleton Thomas, caulker i59 5wanfon
Singleton Jane, milliner 225 S Second
.Singleton 5'arah, boarding houfe corner of Lombai^l
Sc Second
Sink Abraham, hard ware ftore 2i High
^■ink Lawrence, cabinet maker 35 Lombard
.Silk Thomas, plaifterer Spruce above Tenth
5ifty Mary, widow 138 S Ninth
Sitgreaves ^ufannah, gentlewoman 380 High
Siwely George, M* D. 490 N Second
Sivert Barbara, boarding houfe 26 N Ninth
i>kellenger Cornelius, pilot 14 Green
( 231 )
Skellinger Daniel, pilot 38 Queen
Skillinger H. pilot 39 Prime ft
Skelly Thos. fea captain 24 N Sixth
Skelton John, grocer 85 N Eighth
Skerret &: Bonfall, fmiths Locuft above Ninth
Skerret James, blackfmith near 140 S 9th
Skerret Jofeph, colleclor of taxes 154 S Ninth
Skinner Eiizabeih, widow 38 Vine
Skinner F. H. fea captain 56 N Fourth
Skirm i^obert, coachmakerTi N Seventh
Skirni », mariner 107 Ghrlilian
Skyler Prifcilla, waiher 2 32 Cedar
Skyler John, merchant 97 N Water
Skyrin John, merchant 12i S Third
Slack Daniel, ftiipwright iz Brown 11
Slackery Wm.. laborer Queen (K)
Slaughter Peter C. carpenter corner 3d h St.
Tammany ft
Slaughter Adam, laborer 299 Callowhill
Slaughterer John, baker 2 lO N Second
Slefman John, merchant z.5 3 N Front 3 V/ateBs
Slefman Henry, gentleman 98 N Front
Slefman John, rrtei chant 31 Nortii alley
Sloan & Wiifon, taylors 72 N Water
Sloan John, M. D. 310 Cedar
Sloan Ann, widow near z9 Pine alley
Sloane Mrs. v/idow 3 1 Powell ft
Sloapman Mary, nurfe next 38 New
iSmall Abraham, printer 74 S Eighth
Small James, laborer 5 7 Catherine
Smallman James, engineer ^'affafras above Broad?
•Smallwood Elizabeth, widow 39 SalTafras
Small wood Jfartha, tavernkeeper 2 Dock
5mart Elizabeth, fiiop keeper iT N Third
Smeltz H. pamter Sec. 4 Cherry
Smiley \Vm. taylor 76 S 'Water & 77 S Front
.Smith Ann, widow 12 Meade alley
.Smith Aaron, cabinet maker 63 Coates \/
Smith Abigail, widow 103 Chefnut
Smith Adam, caulker 527 S Front
Smith Ann, huckfter CrelTons alley
iSmith Alexander, laborer 422 ^ Second.
Smith Alexander, laborer Beech ft.
( 232 )
Smith Anthony, mariner 239 S Fourth
Smith Charles, coach maker 197 S Third
Smith Charles, dealer 377 N Second
Smith & Brother, merchants 265 High
Smith Chriftopher, laborer Vienna ft
Smith Abraham, failmaker 205 Cherry-
Smith Charles, ftone cutter Locuft above Ninth
Smith k. Conrad, {hoe-ware houfe 5 2 High
Smith Cafper, whip maker 129 Saffafras
Smith Cornelia, boarding houfe 4 6 Walnut
Smith JDockeray, merchant 38 S Front
Smith David, grocer corner of 8th 8c Locuft
Smitji Daniel, laborer 336 S Second
Smith i)awalt, blackfmith 38 Appletree alley
Smith Eliftia, teacher 5 Moravian alley
Smith Daniel, merchant i81 SThird
Smith Edward, merchant 11 3 N Water
Smith Edward, mariner 5 Shipj^en
Smith Elizabeth, fhopkeeper l23 /iigh
Smith Elizabeth, widow 23 Walnut
Smith Elizabeth, widow Lilly alley
Smith Elizabeth, widow 493 S Front
Smith Francis, mariner 5 Crown ft
Smith George, taylor 8 N Second
Smith Hugh, fea captain 9O Almond
Smith George, porter 104 Plum
Sm.ith George, ftiopkeeper 192 N Third
Smith George, laborer 176 N Eighth
Smith Hugh, carpenter 71 Cherry ft
.*-mith Henry, baker 135 Mulberry
Smith Sc Hclmuth, merchants i03 NiSecond
Smith Hannah, widow gentlewoman 62 Chriftiun
smith Harriot, paper card maker 72 Lombard
.smith Henry, mariner 2i Cedar
Smith Henry, laborer I18 German
Smith Henry, oak cooper 208 High
Smith Hannah, gentlewoman 39 Spruce
Smith Jacob, merchant 60 N Second
Smith Ifabella, feamftrefs 97 Shippya
iimith Ifabelh-., widow 61 Catherine
Smith Jacob, accomptant 190 Vine
fcmith Jacob, laborer 244 S Fourth
Smith Jacob, innkeeper 69 SafFafras
( i33 )
Smith Jacob, taylor Vienna ft
Smith Jacob, flioemaker 143 (^oates
Smith Jacob, farmer Vienna ft
Smith Jacob, flioe maker 179 Cedar
Smith Jacob, dentift 269 S Second
Smith James, foap boiler i36 N Fifth
Smith James, jiin. Sc fon merchants 54 S Front
Smith , porter i76 Saffafras
Smith James E. merchant i32 S jEighth
Smith James, infpe6lor of cuftoms 142 S Fifth
Smith James, merchant i53 Ghefnut
Smith James, merchant i58 N Front
Smith widow of James, fea captain 100 N Fourth
Smith widow of John, baker 100 N Seventh
Smith John, carter 8© Brown ft
.Smith John, mariner 29i S Third
6'mith John,blackfmith 52 Cedar 3i8 S Second
.Smith John, mariner 78 Plum ft
Smith John, grocer 137 S Water
Smith widow of John, boarding houfe 113 S WateR
Smith John, laborer 542 N Third
Smitii John, mate 74 Catherine
Smith John, grotzer 392 S Second
Smith John, artift High above Twelfth
Smith John, boarding houfe 264 S Third
Smith John, innkeeper 53 Vine
Smith John, laborer 46 Prune ft
Smith John, fhoemakcr Pfeiflers alley
Smith John B. accomptant 100 Union
Smith i?ev. John F. i7 N Fourth
Smith E, carter Smiths court
Smith John, ironmonger 249 High
Smith John C. grocer i65 Vine
Smith John, ftone cutter 266 High
Smith John, innkeeper 154Vine
Smith John, marfhall 102 S Eighth
Smith John R, attorney at law 58 Walnut
Smith John, carpenter St. George ft
Smith John, fea captain i7 Vine
Smith John, merchant 52 k 54 Spruce
Smitli John, fadlcr 7 1 Greffons alley
U. a..
( 254 )
Smith Jonas, laborer C. Canowhill fl
Smith Jonathan, B. one of the aldermen 7i N 3d
Smith Jonathan, calhier of the Bank of Pennfyhania
72 S Second
Smith Jofeph, mariner 95 German
Smith Jofeph, B. ironmonger 5 6 High
.S'mith Jofeph, fea captain 101 Lombard
Smith Jofeph, laborer Wood ft (K)
Smith Jofeph S. fea captain i03 Lombard
Smith Jofeph, R. bricklayer ill N Fifth
Smith Lambert, carpenter 6 Greffons allejr
Smith Lydia, H. 39 George
Smith Mary, widow I Stalls court
Smith Mafon, carpenter i5 Greffons alley
Smith Matthias, hair dreffer 97 N Front
Smith Margaret, boardinghoufe 479 N Seconcf
Smith Margaret, fliopkeeper i92 N Third
Smith Margaret, fpinner Saffafras alley
Smith 8c IVIafon, oak coopers Turners court
Smith Nnthan, (hoemaker 25 Appletree alley»
Smith Nathan, A. carpenter i55 Vine
wSmith Newberry, merchant 62 N Second
Smith Patrick, Ihoemaker St. Johns above Noble-
Smith Peter, boaidinghoufe next 5ii N Second
Smith Philip, grocer 165 S Front
^".miih £c Stokes, lumber n>erchants corner of Vin&
b: Fourth
Smith R. i:. merchant 1 13 N Water and Smiths
wharf
Smith P..khard, vitlualler Bearftickers court
Smith Refolve, widow 86 Cedar
Smith Richard, R. merchant 2z Chefnut
Smith Richard, fiioemaker 33 German
Smith Robert fein maker 385 S Fifth
Smith Robert, merchant 58 S Front
Smith Roger fea captain i95 Walnut
Smith & Ridgway, merchants i54 N Front
Smith R. failmaker 134 Swanfon & 93 S wharves
Smith Robert, hardware ftore 68 High k 4z S 2d
Smith Robert & Co. merchants 58 S Front
Smith Samuel, gentleman 87 Mulberry
Smith Saml. tanner &c currier 9 1 Walnut 68 S Sd
Smith Samuel, porter 14 S Seventh
Smith Samuel) mariner 40 Zane
C 235 y
^milh Sarah, fliopkeeper 54 S Second
Smith Stephen, merchant 10 Union
Smith Surah, taylorefs next 19 Creflbns alley
Smith Samuel, laborer next 29 Pine alley-
Smith Thos. accomptant 227 Mulberry
Smith Thos. lumber merchant 75 N Fourth
Smith Thos. Judge 256 High
Smith Thos. accomptant i06 Lombard
Smith Thos- iail maker 41 Coates alley £^ Hamil-
ton s wharf
Smith Thos. laborer 129 Cedar
Smith Theobald, blackfmith ii5 Pine
Smith Thos. mariner 31 German
Smith \Vm. accomptant i57 S Sixth
Smith Valentine, gardner Garden ft
Smith \Vm. merchant 6 N Fourth
Smith Wm. jun. merchant 51 S Front
Smith Wm. J/, tavernkeeper 19^21 Walnut
Smith Wm. grocer corner Poplar lane and Char-
lotte
Smith Wm. laborer i42 Brown
SMITHS WHARF OPENS AT 5 1 k 77 N WaTER
Smith Wm. T. gentleman 77 N Water
Smith k Wood, sierchants 47 N Water
Smith Willet, merx^hant 126 S Second
Smith Wm. carpenter 271 N 8th
Smiih Wm. M. counfellor at law above 140 Chefnut
Smith Wni. windfor chair maker 13 Pine
Smith Wra. fhoeraaker il2Chri{lian
Smith Wm. W. merchant 159 High
Smith Wido-\v, wafher 297 S Third
Smith Wra. currier Vine alley
Smith Wm. taylor 27 1 S Second
Smith Vv'm.. bilcuit baker Market lane
Smith Vv'm. druggift 4 N Third
Smither James, engraver 100 Chefnut
Smither John, confectioner 3 00 Chefnut
Smyth Frederick, gentleman 77 Union
Smylie Wm. fail maker 64 George and Beckhams
W^harf
Snalvaker Philip, tobacconift 178 N Front
Sneck George, \ichialler Pleafant, 40 O. fliambles
Snell Mutlhew, mariner James it
( 236 )
Snell Stephen, farmer 4 1 Prime
Sneed Laven, accomptant St. George above 8th
Snowden Ifaac, merchant i41 S Second
Snowden George, carpenter llth above Filbert
Snowden Jofeph, fhip chandler 88 S Fifth
Snowden £c North, fhip chandlers Spruce ft wharf
Snowden Thomas, carpenter near 98 N Eleventh
Snowden &c Filher, brewers back i07 New
Snowden Margaret, widow 103 Cedar
Snowden J. fhip chandler 88 S Fifth
Snowden Leonard, brewer lOf New
Snyder Adam & Jacob, grocers 189 High
Snyder Adam, chair maker 446 & 448 N Third
Snyder Benedicl, ftocking weaver North alley
Snyder Catharine, teacher 29 Brewers alley
Snyder, widow il Vernon ft
Snyder, widow St. Johns near Brewers alley
Snyder George, grocer 49 1 N Third
Snyder George, laborer 96 Vine
Snyder George, inn keeper i62 N Third
Snyder George, laborer St. Tammany
Snyder George, victualler 25 Budd
Snyder George, coachmaker i09 New
Snyder Jacob, carpenter 27 N Sixth
Snyder Henry, painter £^c. 109 N Vv^'ater
Snyder Jacob, fhoemakcr 44 Zane
Snyder Jacob, laborer Shackcmuxen
Snvder Her.ry, took binder 34 Carters alley
Snyder Henry, tin piate worker 88 Nev*r
Snyder John, bargeman Matlacks court
Snyder Herman, cabinet maker next 142 Cherry
Snyder John, briifh maker 25 1 N Second
Snyder John, joiner 331 N Front
Snyder George, fhoemaker 24 Artillery lane
Snvder J. ^ P. brickmakers 206 Coatesft
Snyder Peter, brick maker ^Fillers alley
Snyder John, innkeeper Poplar lane
Snyder Jofeph, blackfmith 75 Penn
Spyder John, grocer 32 k 54 N Fourth
Snyder Ludwick, culler 465 N Third
Snyder Mary y^nn, flioemaker 307 SThirjd
Spyder.C. cabinet maker 10 N SevenUj
( 237 )
Snyder Michael, laborer 3 1 Saflafras alley
Snyder Peter, oyflerman 21 Crabb ft
Snyder Peter, dealer in books 480 N Third
Snyder Wm. taylor near 37 Zane
Snyder Jacob, taylor 65 N Eighth
Sober Elizabeth, & Cath. Hollingfhead, widawi^}
29 Cable lane
Soby David, blackfmith, 304 N Front
.S'ocham Stephen, mariner 273 S Third
Soderftrom Richard, conful general from Swed«»
Chefnut between Eighth and Ninth
Solomons Mrs. i4 Knights court
Solomon IM. N. lliopkeeper oS'Saffafras
Sommer John J. merchant 61 ^afiafras
Sommercamp P. C. druggift 105 N i^ront 45 Higb
Sommervill Chrifliana, china ftore 233S Second
Sonntag Wm. L. merchant 28 N Fifth
Sork Solomon, laborer Queen (K)
Sork George, laborer Duke ft (K)
Sauder Chrift. N. accountant 82 Union
Souder T. M. bricklayer 29 Coates
Souder Cafper, rope maker Shackemuxea
Souder Jacob, victualler Shackemuxen
Souder Charles, bricklayer Si7 N Second
Souder Chriftopher, innkeeper Shackemuxen
Souder Eleanor, widow 195 N Fifth
Souder Jacob, bricklayer oi5 N Second
Souder John, innkeeper 2l4 N Third
Souder John, bricklayer 268 Saffafras
Souder Cafper & Godfrey flioemakers Brewers alley
between Third and Fourth
Souder Philip, flioemaker Shackemuxen
Sours Henry, porter I28 SaiTafras
Soullier John, merchant 9 2 Lombard
^S'our Hannah, widow 6 1 Cherry
Sourwalt John, tobacccnift 88 N Sixth
Sours Wm. brickmaker William ft
^ours John, laborer James ft
South John, boardinghoufe Harmony court
Sowedy IVIary, widow i5 Mulberry
Spade Mrs. widow 59 Shippen
Spaflbrd Jacob, mariner Ninth above Cherry
Spanglcr Henry, blackfmith 34Appletree alley
( 238 )
Spangler George, blackfmith il Galkill
Spangler k Brown, blackfmiths 52 Sc 34 Cedar (I
Spr.nlove Thos. coachman 178 Shippen
Sparhawk John, bookfeller 67 S Strcond
Sparks David, grober 6 Walnut
Sparks Jacob, tobacconift 6 Walnut
Sparks John, mariner 42 Cedar
Sparks Henry, merchant 165 S 2d & 54 S Wharves-
Sparks Henry, taliow chandler i5 Spruce
Sparks R. F. block maker 165 S Second 115 Wate»
Sparks John, mariner il2 Chriilian
Speakman Hannah, widow 178 Mulberry
Speckel Frederick, turn-key 1 1 1 S Fifth
Specht George, fhoemaker 146 St. Johns
Specht John, vi6lualler, > 2 Hill market
Specht Jacob, viclualler, 5 Charles ft
Specht Francis, taylor 78 S Water
Speckard John, coachman Lombard above Sixth.
Speel John, baker 46 Strawberry ft
Spektzmanex George, oak cooper i78 N Eighth-.
Spence Andrew, dentift 120 S Second
Spencer John, attorney at law 48 N Sixth
Spencer Jofeph, merchant 8G N Second
Spencer widow of John, mariner 228 N Second
Spencer John, grocer 284 S 7'hird
Spencer Nicholas, jun. carter 479 S Front
Spencer —, merchant 167 N Third
Sperry John, brickmaker Market lane
Sperry Jacob, Sc Co. merchants 1 N Fifth
Sperry Jacob, merchant ilO Mulberry
Sperry Sc Fluffnagle, merchants i97 High
Spieckenaul Wm. cabinet maker 30 S Fourth.
Spiegel Philip, ftone cutter 328 SalTafras
Spiegel John, comb maker 247 Vine
Spier George, taylor i9 Creffons alley
Spier Francis, laborer 204 iS'hippen
Spillard Henry, grocer 78 Plum ft
Spillard INI. innkeeper corner of 7th and Cedar
Spooner widow of J. tavernkeeper corner of Zane 8c;
yiighth
Spotfwood Wm. printer Sc bookfeller i7 Chefnut
Spragg Richard, carver & gilder i27 N Fifth
i^priggs James, fhoemaker 313 N Third
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Spring Maiy, feamftrcfs il7 N Sixth
Springinbeig John, Ihipwright 462 N Second
Sprenger Jofeph C. merchant 32 S Third
Springer George, llioe maker 146 Cedar
Springer John, breeches maker 14 Almond
Springer Jofeph fhipwri^ht 419 N Front
Springer John, conftable 92 N Fourth
Springer Francis, flioc maker 24 Almond
Sprogell Edward, grazier Stampers allev
Sprogell L. cabinet maker 448 N Second
Sproul John, gentleman 130 Plumb
Spurck Peter <:lock and watchmaker 86 N Fourth
Stackhoufe Ebenezer, 246 Mulberry
Stackhoufe Amos, chiiia ftore i76 N Front
Stackhoufe Mi^rtha, widow 178 N Front
Stackhoufe Margery, widow Baileys court
Stackhoufe Wm. piaillerer 290 N Eighth
Stackhoufe Murk, carpenter 2 63 Mulberry
Stafford Robert S. M. D. Spruce near Laurel
Stair Jacob, brewer 95 N Fourth
Stair John, porter 29 1 Caliowhiil
Stair Jofeph, f^indreffer 289 Caliowhiil
Stall Frederick, ropemaker Vine alley
'.Stall F. ropemaker and (hip chandler 26 S wharvea
i3l N Sixth
Stall Elizabeth, widow 78 N Third
Stallard James, paiiUer i4 Stampers alley
Stam John R. tavernkeeper 76 X "\Vater
Stammers widow of Edward, baker 27 S Water
Stamper Sarah, gentlewoman 68 Pine
Stampers whabf opens at i27 S Watep^
Stanburry Liberty, feamftrcfs 200 S Fifth
Stanbury John, fhoemaker 459 S Second
Stanbrough John, v/ood fawer 43 Coates
Standfield Henry, mariner 65 Catherine
StanJley Sufannah, widow 235 FFigh
Stanley Chriftopher, fhallopmaa 4i8 S Second
Stanley Norris, fea captain 1 1 German
Stanton P. laborer near 297 Caliowhiil
Starke John, millwright 41 Brown
Star Margaret, widow 145' St. Johns ft
Starr Ifaac, merchant 20 Bank ft
Starr John, fait and fiour merchant 152 N Front
( 240 )
Starr Sc Thomas, merchants corner Vine Sc Water
Starr James, gentleman 3 1 Vine
Statlbury Arthur, fea captain 196 S Pront
States Cyrus, carpenter 4 Pewterplatter alley
Statzell Jacob, carter 57 Budd ft
Staylor William, porter near 20 Prune
Stecker Conrad, baker 223 N Third
Steel Alex, meafurer of carpenter work i5 German
Steel Anthony, chairmaker 38 S wharves l2Z S 2d
Steel George, accomptant Clover alley
Steel James, carpenter 156 S Sixth
Steel James, fhipwright next 47 Budd
Steel John, laborer 67 Queen
Steel John, fliopkeeper 30 High
Steel John, mariner i34 Brown
Steel John, wheelwright i49 Cherry
Steel John, laborer 60 Penn
Steel Thomas, merchant 180 Spruce
Steel Wm. Sc James flour merchants 85 S wharves
Steel Vv^illiam, merchant 29 Walnut
Steel Henry, printer 425 S Front
Steelman Soloman, hair dreffer 345 S Front
Steenbaugh Adam, victualler Pleafant ft
Steenbaugh widow, .Spruce above Tenth
Steenberg Abraham, Ihopkeeper i02 S Second
Steever Daniel, flour merchant i6 Philbert
Stein Abraham, dealer in watches 86 N Third
Stein Mrs. widow i28SaiTafras
Steins Edward, mariner Loxleys court
Steins Peter, brewer Malt alley
Steiner Frederick-, t lylor North alley
Steiner Michr.cl, Qioemaker 33 Vine
Sttinm John, blackimith 86 Ciown ft
Steinmetz Mary, widow St. Tammany
Steinmctz John C. grocer 205 Saliafras
Steinmetz J. jun. merchant 69 N Water, 239 Mul-
berry
Steinmetz wharf opens at 5 I N Water.
Stender Hymer, fu.^ar boiler 1 2 Church alley
Stephens George, blackfmith 33 1 SalTafras
Stephens George, cut nciilor 464 N Front
Stephens Ifabeila, gr:)oer 93 S Front
( 241 )
Stephens John, laborer Spruce above 8th
Stephens Samuel, carpenter 9 Small
Stephens Martha, widow Spafford
Stephens David, innkeeper 322 N Second
Stephens Walter, lea captain 26 Saffafras
Stepleton Wm. Ihoemaker Brooks alley
Stercher Julius, oak cooper Baileys court
Sterling Samuel S. merchant 9 N Water
Sterling George, baker 149 Spruce
Sterne William, carpenter 38 Zane
Stevens Chrilliana, waiher Eleventh above Mulberry
Stevens Amey, tavernkeeper 320 N Front
Stevens Beafley, mariner 1 1 Bnrds alley
Stevens John, laborer i92 S Sixth
Stevens John, nailor above 462 N Front
Stevens George, cut nailor next 462 N Front
Stevenfon Cornelius, carpenter i74 Spruce
StevenfonCrooke, merchant 1 1 N Water Sc 78 S 4th
Stevenfon William, carpenter 152 S Fourth
Stevenfon George, fea captain Shackemuxen
Stevenfon Chriftopher, mariner Ball alley
Stevenfon Eleanor, widow near 19 Vernon ft
Stevenfon Andrew, fea captain 32 Union
Stevenfon Samuel, accompta.nt li5 CallowhiU
Stevenfon J. fea captain Knights court
Stevenfon ^Viiliam, ilioemaker 38 S Third
StevenioK William, currier Pfeiffers alley
Stevenfon Samuel W. hatter 203 N Front
Steward &c Dewitts, lumber yard iTi N Water
Stewardlbn Thomas, merchant 90 Mulberry
Stewart Andrev/ S. bridie-bitt maker 48 Gaikill
Stewart Andrew, tavernkeeper I32 N Water
Stewart Charles, laborer Says alley
Stewart Charles, fhopkeeper j9 N Front
Steaart Charles, teacher Cherry corner Seventh
Stewart Charles, accountant 359 N Front
Stewart Francis, blackfmith. next 27 Appletree allejr
Stewart Duncan, gentienian Lilley alley
Stewart Elizabeth, waiher ill S Fourth
Stewart — , fea captain 40 ChriltiaD ft
Stewart Henry, mariner 198 S Fifth
Stewart Elizabeth, widow 98 Shippea
Stewart James, diftiller 366 N Front
X
( 242 )
Stewart James, carpenter 34 Farmers alley
Stewart John, teacher 266 SaiTafras
Stewart John, fmith 27 Appletree alley-
Stewart Charles, carpenter Walnut above Seventh
Stewart Robert, taylor 16 S Water
Stewart Sc Edwards, i50 S Water
Stewart Charles, laborer 381 N Front
Stewart William, carpenter 1 1 Knights court
Stewart Thomas, painter 39 Strawberry-
Stewart Margaret, widow 164 Cherry-
Stewart Mofes, grocer 397 Saffafras
Stewart Geo. teacher corner Relief Sc Carters alleys
Stewart Peter, printer 34 S Second
Stewart Robert, plaiflerer near 98 N Eleventh
Stewart Sarah, widow 69 N Seventh
Stewart Sarah, fliopkeeper i7 Plumb
Stewart Sufannah, waiher ^Valnut above Tenth
Stewart Thomas, failmaker 3 Swanfon, 76 S wkarvcs
Stewart Thomas, carpenter i9 Coxs alley-
Stewart iNlrs. widow 96 S Fourth
Stewart William, bricklayer back 60 Almond
Stewart William, llTallopman 62 N Fifth
Stewart William, laborer 17 S Sixth
Stewart William, oak cooper Pembertons alley-
Stewart Wm. mariner Brewers alley near St, Johns
Stibe Jacob, wheelwright 104 N Fourth
Sticker Richard, fea captain 39 Spruce
Stickling Charles, mariner 397 S Second
Stief, John F. baker 32 Penn
Stiff Thomas, hairdreffer 38 S Third
Stiles Edward, gentleman 70 Walnut
Stiles John, lumber merchant 41 1 N Front
Stiles William, fea captain 11 Callowhill
Still John, fVioemaker Ghefnut near Water
Stille John Sc Go. merchants 33 S Water
Stille John, jun. merchant M'Culloughs court
Stilles Rebecca, widow 27 1 S Front
Stilwaggon widow, Wood above Eighth
Stilwaggon F. iron mercht. 207 X Front, 202 Water
Stilwaggon Daniel, mariner 85 N Second
Siltwell Savage, merchant i7 Mulberry
Stimcl Philip, tobacconift 169 i/igh
Stine Adam, malfter 113 Cherry
( 243 )
Stme Catherine, widow 2.45 iTigh
Stiae Jacob, fhopkeeper^39 Mulberry
Stine Jacob, grocer corner Fourth k Mulberry
Stineford George, baker I2 Fayette ft
Stineman Cafper, caulker i^anover ft
Stintzman John, gravediggcr Weft ft
S^iringer Juftice, cedar cooper Uaileys court
Stites'jolhua, laborer Farmers row
Stites Robert, bricklayer 44 Vine
Stiller Jacob, i26 N Fifth
Stock Philip, gardener St. Tammany above Fourth
Stock George painter, Sec. 139 Green
Stock John, painter. Sec. 1 1 S Seventh
Stockdale John, innkeeper Beech ft
Stockdale Geraldus, grocer 6 Plumb
Stocker Margaret, widow i93 S Front
Stocker John C. merchant 188 S Front
Stockman Jabez, tavernkeeper 83 N Water
Stockman Chriilian, mariner 103 Chriftiau
.Stockton Samuel, accompt«int 37 Zane ft
Stoddard John, merchant 22 N Third
Stoj2:er Martin, baker 454 N Second
."Sjotkely John, laborer 2 5 Badd
Stokes James, merchant S W corner Front k High
Stokes Benjamin, ftable keeper 60 Vine
Stokes I'nomas, lumber merchant 107 Vine
Stokes Jof-phjfurve^/or 8 N Third
Stokes Wiiiiam, umbrella maker i9 Coates ft
Stokes W^illii^m, cordwuiner 69 Mulberry
Stokes W'illiam, mercnant 94 S Third
Stu.-z William,vhibor.er 209 St. Johns
StoHv^ Daniel, iViOp*iieper il9 N Second
Stone llo'-)-. ■, mdtviner Wells alley
Stont- .imuel, boaraing houie 1 12 N Water
citone William, nair dreffer 22 Little Water
Stoneburner Martha, Ihopkeeper 67 N Third
Stoneman Samuel, fen. fea captain i45 N Front
Stoneman Sufannah, widow Xctble near Front
Stoops Elizabeth, teacherefs 46 Spruce
Stork Jacob, laborer Charlotte ft
Story Benjamin, taylor 88 N Vv ater
Story George, carpenter 22 Plumb
Story &: Bogs, cut nailors 124 Lombard
( 244 )
Story Samuel, currier 1 1 1 Chefnut
Story Thomas, dealer 236 S Third
Story William, nailor 227 S Fifth
Story Francis, dyer and fcourer 195 Mulberry
Stons Eflher, widow 373 N Second
Stout P. J. Rev. 414 S Second
Stout William, fugar boiler 5 1 Callowhill
Stout George, huckfler next 30 Saffafras alley
Stout Charles, taylor 8i S Water
Stout G. blackfmith 263 Saffafras £c 93 N Eighth
.Stout George, grocer 84 S Eighth
Stout Harman, accountant Queen K
Stout George P. well digger \z5 Coates
Stout John P. vendue cryer 106 Coates
Stow Charles, taylor i9 N Fourth
Stow Edward, merchant 201 Saffafras
Stow Edward, junr. merchant 73 Chefnut
Stow Hannah, wafher 442 N Front
Stow John, brufhmaker 19 N Fourth, 45 Fligh
Stow John, turner 76 Saffafras &; next 33 Moravian
».lley
Stow Lazarus, fhoemaker 2O2 Cherry
Stowee Frederick, watchmaker 83 Cherry, 83 N 3d
Stowers John, conflable 7 Lxtitia court
Stoy Mary, widow fhopkeeper Queen K
Stoy Peter, maft maker Beech fl K
Strachn Gregory, porter 190 S Eighth
Straker Sufannah, gentlewoman 5 Lxtitia court
Straly Mary, fhopkeeper 25 N Eighth
Straley Magdalene, feamflrefs 72 Budd fl
Stratton Levy, carpenter Says alley
Stratton George, fhipwright Penn K
Strayline George, taylor 502 Vine
Street F.lizabeth, taylorefs Elniilies alley
Stretch James, mariner 44 S Eighth
Stretcher Phcenix, carpenter 129 S Sixth
Stremback William, painter, kc. 9 Chriflian
Stremback Jacob, painter, kc. 17 Walnut
Streimeli Richard, laborer Hanover ft
Strieker Ifaac, coppcrfmith Oak N L
Strieker Adam, blackfmith I5 Brewers alley
Strieker Adam, deputy fheriff corner Brewers alley
and St. Johns 11
C ^45 )
Strickland John, carpenter 323 Mulberry
Strieby Adam, carpenter 402 N Front
Stringer Peter, laborer 14 Farmers alley-
Strong Jofeph, M. D. 189 Walnut
Strong Matthew, fea captain 19 SalTafras
Stroud Jofhua &c Thos. merchants 55 S wharves
Stroud Jolhua, merchant 89 S Sixth
Stroup John, taylor i2 5c 14 N Water
Stroup Catherine, widow Pleafant ft
Stroup John, blackfmith 388 N Third
Stryker Peter A. innkeeper 9z N Eighth
^tub , Willings alley
Stubart John, Ihingledreffer 294 Mulberry
Stuckert Conrad, near i63 St. Johns
Stuckert John, ihopkeeper 35 N Fourth
Stuart James, grocer 24 1 S Second
-S'tuart James, M. D. 195 S Fourth
Stuart James, grocer 155 Cedar
Stuart A. tavernkeeper corner Front and Saffafras-
Stuart James, mariner 463 S Second
Stuart James Sc James Barr, merchants 100 S Front
Siuart widow, 315 S Second
Stuart Margaret, 164 Cherry
Stuart James, blackfmith i02 Shippen
Stuffin John, ropemaker 449 S Second
Stukart Frederick, baker 25 Appletree alley
StuU Adam, flioemaker 3-36 Saii'afras
6tull William, laborer 288 Mulberry
Stultz William, maliler 209 St. Johns ft
Sturgefs Jonatnan, ftioe dealer i59 St. Johns
Sturgeis Stockel, oyitt^r haufe 400 N Front
Sturgis Daniel, wiiitefmith 32 Union alley
Sturgis Peter, Ihoemat^cr i33 S Fifth
Sturgis William, Inoo iiore 52 High
Stutzbaugh Joiin, carter Sailafras near Schuylkill 8th
Slyer Leonai'd, tavernkeeper corner Front c>c Laurel.
Styles Richard, fea captain 14 i^orabard
Stytler jacoo, brewer 341;' Mulberry
Sabar Amos, poiter 40:4 N Front
Subcr Jacob, inoemaker Wood ft K.
Sulder Jacob, ica captain 74 Ciirulian
Sulger Mari^aret, i^entiewoniin 176 ^>a'fafr4£
Suiieuder joha, blacKlmiih 10- Aimond
( 246 )
Sullender Jacob, l)lackfmith 484 N Thud
Sullivan Jeremiah, fruiterer 5i Mulberry-
Sullivan J. merchant, 173 High ftreet
Sullivan Ifaac, fliipw right Grifels alley
JSullivan John, flevadore i88 Cedar
iS'ullivan Margaret, widow 128 Callowhill
Sullivan John, ropemaker Chriftian above Third
Sullivan John, trunkmaker 385 S Front
Sumbards Philip, tobacconift i48 Spruce
Sunimerl Sc Brown, merchants Steinmetz wharf, 7
N Water
Summers And. ftn. gentleman 15 Summers court
Summers Andrew Sc Co. brokers 32 Chefnut
Summers Arthur, fhoemaker 49 Budd ft
Summers John, flioemaker 25 Mary S, 252 S ad
Summers Martin, blackfmith 1 1 Waggoners alley
Summers Catherine, widow 302 N 2d corner Noble
45ummers George, carpenter 2 5 Powell
Summers Hannibal, wood fawyer next 160 Cherry
Summers Martin, laborer 151 Cherry
Summers John, carter 43 Coates ft
Summers William, flioemaker 1 12 Walnut
Sumner Philip, gentleman Liiley alley
Sunlighter George, carter next 72 Cherry
Sunlighter John, carter 72 Cherry
Sunliter John, laborer 3 Hofimans alley
Super & Fritz, cabinet makers 164 N Front
Supert John, flioemaker 5 Summers court
Suter Henry, innkeeper 52 S Water
Sutherland Daniel, gentleman 60 Plumb
Sutter Daniel, jun. deputy ftieriff 136 S Sixtli
Sutter Daniel, fen. grocer 3 £c 5 N Fourth
Sutter Jacob, carpenter 2A6 N" Second
Sutter Mary, grocer i40 N Water
Sutter Wm. guager 3 k 5 N Fourth
Sutter Peter, fea captain i49 JMulberry
Sutton Martin, plaifterer 293 Callowhill
Sutlon M. h A. feamftrefs 12 Willings alley.
Sutton Catherine, fliopkeeper Penn K
Sutton William, fnipwright Apps lane
Swab Ann IMaiia, widow 10 1 Vine
Swab Jacob, taylor 370 N Second
Swain Elizabeth, nurfe 182 N Second
Swain James, merchant 363 N Second
( 247 )
Swain Jacob, viciualler 2 Locuft, 33 IIiU market
Swain John, painter and glazier i85 N Second
Swain Peter, mariner Hoffmans alley . '
Swain Sarah, widow 63 N Tenth
Swain Subeal, fea captain 33 N Tenth
Swain Robert, lllverfmith 77 S Second
Swaine John, fhoemaker 74 Green
Swaine Martha, widow 30 Green
Swaine 5ilas, fea captain 35 Walnut
Swanoff John, laborer 43 Coates
Swanfon William, fhoemaker 245 S Third
Swanfon Jofeph, mariner 375 5 Front
Swartz George, t ay lor i24 N Water
Sweatman Willis, fhoemaker 23 Gillis allej^
Sweeds Patrick, laborer i09 Cherry
Sweeney Nell, grocer 22 S Water
Sweeney •, taylor HS N Water
Sweericy Elizabeth, tavernkeeper 16 (7edar
Sweeney Edward, bricklayer 16 x^iarys alley
Sv/eeney Doyle, accomptant 25 Lombard
Sweeney Martha, feamflrefs near 72 Zanc
Sweeney Hugh, laborer 65 Paifyunkroad
Sweeney William, painter, Scc^ 56 Pcnn
Sweetapple Thomas, brewer 70 Vine
Sweetzer Benjamin, lea captain 122 6' Fitth.
Sweitzer John G. taylor 73 New
Sweitzer flenry, printer corner SaiTdfras k Fourth
Swifc Charles, regifter and probate of wills, and at-
torney at law 302 S Second
Swift John, W. merchant 211 S Front
Swift Thomas, R^ 302 S Second
Swift Jofeph, merchant 1O3 Pine
Swifi Samuel, flioemaker3a6 vS Front
Sword John E* fea captain 233 S Front
Sybert John, fhoemaker Noble near Front
Sybert Conrad, gentleman 388 N Second
Sybert, widow 114 N Sixth
Sybert Chriiliana, milk woman 2.07 Cherry
Syferell Elizabeth, gentlewoman Tapers alley
Sykes John, hatter i75 S Front
.Tykes Wm. merchant 243 S Second
Syght Edward, laborer .Smiths alley
Sylveller David, flioemaker SOiS Fourths
( 248 )
Sybert Sebaftian, hog vi6lualler i25 Brown
Syke Peter, victualler Noble above Eighth.
Sykes , carpenter Profpect alley
T
ACKMAN FREDERICK, bak^r i44 Coates
Tage Roger, tavernkeeper Water above Vine
Tage Wm. cuftom houfe officer near 4 Coates court
Tagart Wm. gardener 22 Fitzwalter
Taggart Sc Smith, merchants 6 S Third
Taggart J. merchant/ N Water
Taggart Patrick, tavernkeeper 176 S Water
Ta'gue Benj. blackfmith lU N Sixth
Talbot Thos. fea captain near Ti Zane
Tallianna Chriftiana, widow 80 Saffafras
Tallman George, victualler 262 N /ront
Tankwert John, baker 59 N bixth ft
Tanner Ann, teacher 5 9 Queen
Tanner Jefle, rope maker Chriflian above Third
Tanner JelTe, engraver 6i S Second
Tapa John, taylor 76 Penn
Taper Benjamin, lliipwright Queen (K)
Taplico George, waiter 38 S iifth
Tarafcon jun. James Berthoud & Co. merchants
5 5 N Second
Tarafcon L. A. merchant 217 Mulberry
Tarrant Thos. pilot 4 S Front
Tarrib John, fea captain 489 S Front
Tate Robert, fea captain 132 Cedar
Tate Mark, manner 6 Vernon
Tatem Jeremiah, ihip mailer 38 Penn
Tatem Mary, widow 80 \'ine
Tatem Samuel merchant taylor 70 N Third
Tutem Sc Mott, merchants 16 N Second
Tatem Thos. iuil maker lOO Union, loft Pine ft
Wharf
Tatem Jofeph, merchant 90 Vine ^
Tatham Benjamin, mariner 80 Shippen
Taws Charles, inftrument maker 60 Walnut 92 S
'I'hird
Taxis George^ cabinet maker 345 N Front
( 249 )
Taylor Alexander, fhipwright 1 5 Becks alley
Tavlor Amos, merchant 21 SalTafras 46 N Water
Taylor A. merchant 70 S Third
Taylor Ann, Avidow 8 1 i/iilbcrry
Taylor Ann, boardinj^houfe 30 Mulberry
Taylor Andrew, baVcr 245 Walnut
Taylor Abra. foap boiler corner Callowhiil Sc Fourth
Taylor 8c Baird, merchants, i59 S Fifth ftreet
Taylor Bcnj. bricklayer next 30 Elfreths alley
TayTor Cranfton, i9 Hopkins court
Taylor Enoch, bricklayer next 30 Elfreths alley
Taylor Ezekiel, taylor 40 S Fourth
Taylor George, baker 2 I Bank
Taylor George, Gentleman SNicholfons court
Taylor George, broker, Sc tranQator of the French
and Spanifti languages 67 Chefnut
Taylor George, 225 S Front
Taylor George, oyllerman 2 1 Crabb fl
Taylor James, fnipwright 67 Budd
Taylor James, N. grocer 26 1 High
Taylor John, manner Brewers alley
7 ay lor Ifaac, milkman German town road
Taylor John, accomptant 378 N /ront
Taylor John, blackfmith 265 S Fifth
7aylor John, ihipwri^ht 76 New fl
Taylor John, fnipwright Brooks court
Taylor John, pi aide re r 326 S Sixth
Taylor John, gentleman, 60 S Fihh
Taylor John, laborer near 198 N Second
Taylor J. R. fail maker Spruce ftreet Wharf 159 S
Front
Taylor Jane, fhopkeeper 25 N Front
'iaylor John, 31. merchant 63 N Front
Taylor Jofeph, deputy lurveyor 16 Gable lane
Taylor Jofeph, plaiilerer 2 52 SalTafras
'Taylor Jofeph mariner 32 Giliafes alley
7aylor Wm. bricklayer 330 S Second
Taylor Lewis, taylor 190 S Water &: 1 9 1 Front
Taylor Robert, windfor chair maker 99 S Front
Taylor Hobert, mariner 259 Cedar
Taylor Thomas, 28 Pewterplatter alley
Taylor Margaret, 30 Cedar ft
Tay lor M ary , w i do w 476 SalTa fra^s
/
( 250 )
Taylor Mary, baker 52 Strawberry
Taylor Mary, widow 2 N Water
Taylor Maria, msntua maker 72 Brown
Taylor k Newbold, merchants 28 Chefnut
Taylor Lewis, fhoemaker 80 Hi^h
Taylor Wm. maiiner 16 Oak ft
Taylor Wm. mariner Cedar ft Wharf
Taylor William, tavernkeeper, Vernon ft
Taylor Wm. flioernaker 92 ^wanfon
Taylor Wm. iim. merchant 50 Water 51 S Front
107 High
Taylor Wm. laborer 150 X Third
Taylor Robert, teacher 4 80 SafTafras
Taylor Renne, mufician 96 N Sixth
Taylor Robert, tavernkeeper 3 8 High
Taylor Rebecca, widow 62 Dock
Taylor Robert, mariner 27 1 S Third
Taylorfon Robert, ftioemaker 50 N Second
Tayton John, mariner 24 Catherine
Tearney ii^iigh, carpenter Juniper alley
Teaney John, tavlor 77 S Water
Tear Philip, grocer 88 Shippen
Tearcch Jofeph, fhopkeeper 87 N Third
Teas Charles, turner York court
Teas Matthew, laborer Shackemuxen
Teas John, china ftore S. W. corner of Mulberry
and 7'hird
Tedforde John,. grocer 84 S Third
Tees Lewis, grocer Cherry (K)
jTeel Jeremiah, laborer 106 Coates ft
TeilTeire Mrs. 22 ^ Seventh
Terr Jofhua. blackfmith Frankford road
Tempeft Robert, carpenter 94 Cedar
Tempeft Wm. type founder Cedar above Ninth
Tenant Wm. laborer 5i Meade alley
Teppens , tinman 196 it'igh
Terry Wm. ftockingweaver 273 N Front
Teafe Richard, fea captain 16 Chriftian
Thackara James, engraver Sc Stationer, 43 S Second
Tliackara Wm. plaiflerer t Powell
Thackara Wm. fait Sc coal meafurer 36 S Sixth
Thatcher Andrew, lumber merchant 4 Noble
TTiatcher Jofeph, lumber merchant c09 N Sd
TTiatcher Elizabeth, widow S5 Vine
( 251 )
Thatcher Jofeph 8c Son, lumber merchants 3zi NT
Front
Tha%y Benj. taylor 37 k 39 Mulberry
Thibauldiers , 9 Po^vell
Thibaut John, hair dreiTer 51 Lombard
Thibout, widow of Francis, jeweller 239 5 Second
Tliiery John, grocer corner of Front Sc Cedar
Thomas Anne, feamftrefs 280 Saffafras
Thomas Anthony, niariner near 33 Xoble
Thomas Amos, weaver 43 Artillery lane
Tlicmas Benj. cuftom houfe officer 8 Lombard
Thomas D-iniel, gentleman 130 Mulberry
Tliomas Edward, ruih bottom chair maker 93 Green
Thomas Elillia, carpenter 286 N Third
Thomas Enoch, fexton back 43 Green
Thomas George, merchant Frombergers court
Thomas Henry, rig_ger near iiz Chrillian
Tliomas Daniel, tanner Sc currier 459 N Third
Thomas Ifaac, fnoe {lore li3 N .Second
Thomas Jacob, taylor 27 S Fourth
Thonjas J. M. French teacher near 1 North alley
Thomas John, painter Sc glazier 268 S Sixth
Thomas John, (lioemaker 1 Taylors alley
Thomas David, laborer Maiden ft
Thoraias John, merchant 3z N Front
Thomas Jonathan, grocer York road
Thomas Jofeph, carter Brittons alley
Thomas Jofeph, flour merchant i2 Cable lane
Thomas Jofeph, tavernkeeper 485 S Front
Thomas Lydia, 285 Callow hi 11
Thomas, Michael, rigger Baileys court
Thomas Margaret, widovr near 98 N £leventh
Thomas Mary, widow 60 N Fifth
Thomas Nathaniel, tea ware-houfe 24 High
Thomas Robert, taylor 415 & 337 N Front
Thomas Richard, fliipwright near 378 S Front
Thomas Richard, filverplater 129 S Front
Thomas Wm. laborer 5 7 Prime
Thomas Sc Shrieve, merchants 37 N Front
Thomas Samuel, laborer i7 Hurft ft
Thomas Sarah, feamftrefs 62 Paffyunk Road
Thomas Sufannah, china mender i44 St. Johns ft
Thomas Timothy, ftore keeper 3 Chancery lane
C 252 )
Thomas Wm. H, corder 39 Cable lane
Thomas William, Sweeds alley
Thomas Wm. fruiterer 44 S Fourth
Thompfon Atchefon, tavcrnkeeper 308 S Front
Thompfon Alexander, carter 125 Cedar
Thompfon Alexander, painter Sec. 187 Mulberry
Thompfon Andrew, flioemaker 3 Moravian alley
Thompfon Z)avid, flioemaker67 S Front
Thompfon George, painter Sec. ZJeans alley
Thompfon Charles, carpenter i86 Pine
Thompfon David, bifcuit baker 7 Budd
Thompfon David, boardinghoufe 62 Penn
Thompfon James, White horfe, Grays ferry road
Thompfon M. boarding-houfe 4 Elbow lane
Thompfon George, merchant 30 1 Mulberry
Thompfon Elizabeth, grocer liB S Front
Thompfon A. v/idow Little Oak
Thompfon George, oak cooper il and 13 Little
Water 45 Penn
Thompfon i/enry, painter Sec i42 S Fourth
Thompfon James, cabinet maker 75 Dock
Thompfon James, naiior 48 S Eighth
Thompfon Jas. tavernkeeper corner Front £c Cedar
Thompfon Jcffe, Sc. Co. Druggifts 34 ^uiiafras
Thompfon John, gentleman 1 42 Lombard
Thompfon John, lea captain 273 5 Front
Thompfon John, fea captain 42 1 S Front
Thompfon John, gentleman 2.7 N 5'ixLh
Thompfon John, laborer i92 Mulberry
Thompfon John, merchant 38 6' Front
Tliompfon John, laborer 25 Penn
Thompion John, tavcrnkeeper 242 S Front
Thompfon John, boot and (lioemaker 298 S Front
Thompfon John, printer Ju5iiper lane 8c near 26
•Strawberry
Thompfon John, carpenter 6 Knights court
Thompfon John, carpenter Si. Georges above lOth
Thompfon John, grocer 276 S becond k corner of
Cedar
Thompfon Mary, milliner 17 7 S Second
Tbon.pfon mary, ftore keeper 345 Saffafras
Thon'vfon Mary, teacher 41 Lombard
Thompfon Mrs. 78 Catherine
( 253 )
Thompfon 7^/a^ga^et, tavernkeepcr 12 Cedar
Thompfon Robert, bricklayer corner ^lippen and
Paffyunk road
Thompfon Richard, infpeclor of tobacco 65 Pine 15
Walnut
Thompfon 5'amuel, fhoeftore 226 S Second
Thompfon Mary, huckfter 7 1 Penn
Thompfon Wm. oak cooper 17 Penn
Thompfon Thos. ftone cutter & grocer 203 Cherry
Thomfon -Enoch, merchant 22 & 103 N Third
Thomfon Jeire. £c Co. druggifls 34 .Saffafras
Thomfon &c Price, merchants 195 High
Thomfon 8c 5'ummers 22 N Water
Thomfon Peter, conveyancer 43 Mulberry
Thomfon Jacob, grocer 2iO High
Thomfon Edward, merchant 88 Mulberry
Thomfon Thos. maft maker 16O ^Swanfon
Thomfon Mary, teacherefs 41 Lombard
Thorn James, mariner back 63 Chriflian
Thorn John, carter Fearris court
Thornhill Richard, plaifterer il Willings alley
Thornman Nicholas, rigger i55 Swanfon
Thornton John, inn-keeper 39 N Second
Thornion John, tavernkeeper 300 S Front
Thornton John, fea captain 29 Keys alley
Thorworth Samuel, grocer 334 Saffafras
Thum George, baker 267 S Second
Thum John, baker 267 S Second
Thuger Thomas, fhoemaker 12O 5" Fifth
Thuun Daniel, merchant 37 Dock
Tibo John, hair dreffer 12O Lombard
Tice i?ichard, fea captain 82 iipruce
Tickner Thos. mariner 3 10 S Third
Tiebout C. engraver Chefflut near 8th
Tier ix. Co. block &. pump makers 207 Swanfoa
Tier Cornelius, block maker Sec. 30 Chriflian
Titfen James, merchant 70 S Second
Tilghman Wm. judge of the 3d circuit 205 Chefnut
Tilgham Edward, councellor at law 1 16 Chefnut
Till George, Sc Wni. fliipwright 34 Coatcs
Tiller Robert, bricklayer next 139 Green
Xillinghurft, Daniel, fea captain 307 S Front
Y
i 254 )
TiltonWm. deputy naval officer corner of ilth and
Walnut
Timanus Catherine, widow 381 SafTafras
Timings Thomas, cabinet maker 405 N Front and
4 Butlers court
Tim low John, dealer Griffels alley
Tiffrand Ann, boarding houfe next i6 Vernon
Tittermary John, jun. ropemaker and fliip chandler
153 S Front
Tittermary Richard, merchant 34 Almond
7'ittermary &c Son, fhip chandlers 78 .S" wharves
Tobiger Elizabeth, widow 263 High
Toby Simon, fea captain 58 Almond
Tod Alexander, alderman 2i9 iS Front, office Pine
oppofite Water
Tod Wm. H. attorney at law 24 Walnut
Tod John, baker Goforth alley
Todd Ifaac, M. D. 39 Plumb
Todd James, merchant 81 Cherry
Todd Manuel, gentleman Walnut above 8th
Togo John, huckfiier lO N Sixth
Toland Henry, merchant 14 and 29 N Third
Tom Mary, widow i7 Small ft
Tomler P. porter 46 Brown ft
Tomlin Samuel, porter 78 Budd ft
Tomlin Zephaniah, painter 8cc. 76 German
Tomblefon Margaret, nurfe 62 Coates
Tonilinfon John, innkeeper 2i8 High
Tomiinfon Richard, carpenter 146 Coates
Tompkins Jacob, ftorekeeper 144 N 3d
Tompkins Nathan, bleeder Chriftian above 5th
Tomkins Thomas, bricklayer Little Seventh
Tomkins Ifaac, bricklayer 87 Paffyunk road
Toms Abiah, carpenter 461 S Second
Toner Philip, grocer corner Second and Mulberry
Tool Frederick, baker 52 Swanfon
Toole John, accomptant Mifflins alley
Toots Robert, bottler 94 German
Topham Reuben, tinman 176 Mulberry
Toram Stephen, taylor 44 N Fourth
Torr Jofeph, carpeiitcr near 355 Gallowhill
Torres Manuel, merchant Juniper lane
Torr John, fhoemaker 201 N Front
( 255 )
Toriffan Stephen, fhipwrif>ht 6 Balls court
Tortan Ann, laborer 69 Chriftian *-
n'oufai a Colonel, 179 Walnut
Vowell John, brufli faaory 338 S Front
'I'owers John, fea captain 23 S Seventh
Town John, (hipwright 56 Green
Town John, copperfmith 8 5 Green
Town John, failmaker 26 S Fifth
Town Thomas, millwright 310 N Front
Town Thomas, printer Emlens court
'ibwn Thomas, grocer 359 N Front
Townham John, FiPiierman 476 N Second
Towns Ann, gentlewoman 37 N Eighth
Townfend Charles, clock and watchmaker 136 S
Front
Townfend John, cabinet maker 86 Spruce 1/
7bwnfend Samuel, fnipwright Liberty court
Townfend Jofeph, carpenter next 6 Laurel ftreet
Townfend Noah, flour and feed ftore i73 N 6d
Toy Jacobj carter Beech ft
Tay William, fliip carpenter 35 Almond
Toy John, Ialx)rer 33 Plumb ft
Toy Andrew, (hipwright I3 Becks alley
Toy Hannah, widow do6lorefs 304 S Third
Totten John, ftioemaker Rofe alley
Tracy John, grocer il5 Shippen and 18 Crab
Tranfon John, fea captain 10 Green ft
Traquair James, ftone cutter corner 10th U Iligti
Trafil Jacob, grocer 287 High
Trautwine William, furgeon barber i92 N Second
Traver Ifaac, fhoemaker iI4 S Sixth
Traves Patrick, rigger 368 South Front
Travis Jofeph, mariner 3 P'itzwalter ft
Travis John, laborer near 33 Fitzwalterft
Travis John, merchant 237 S Front
Trebout Francis, hairdreffcr 2.73 N Front
Tree John, mariner 52 Shippen
Tremner Francis, teacher of mufic 20 N Seventh
7 remper Henry, merchant 7 N Front
Tiibet Samuel, carpenter 209 SalTafras
Tribet William, bricklayer Bradfords alley
Tribet Efther, widow 265 N Eighth
yriboiit Francjii, hairdrelTer 5liNFront,
( 256 )
Trifle Charles, accomptant 75 N Fifth
l>imble Ann, nurfe Drinkers court
Trimble Cafper, fhopkeeper 3 N Fifth
Trimble Robert, carpenter i49 N Fifth
Trimble John, boatbuilder 13 Chriflian
Tripner George, fhoemaker James ft
Tripp Adam, teacher 25 Green
Troll FVederick, baker 30 Queen
Troit Frederick, laborer 161 N Sixth
Trotter Vv m. merchant Z5 3 N Front §c 2Z Cable lane
Troiibat John, taylor 121 N Second
TrouCt Mavtin, brafs founder Etris court
Trout Chriflian, porter I2I N Fourth
'i'rout John, colle6>or 01 taxes 28 Callowhill
Trout Hannah, \vaIherv/oman Garden ft
Ttovv'ert John, fnoemaker next 26 Soulli alley
Truchet John Lewis, tobacconift 93 N Third
Truman Evan, colleclor of taxes 49 N Eighth
Trumrai James, tin plate worker 102 N Seventh &
27 High
Truman Richard, colle6^or of taxes 20 N Eighth
'i'rump John, carpenter 4 F'armers alley
Trunk Daniel, carpenter 47 N 7th
Trufty Thomas, carpenter 162 S Fifth
'i'viTty Theodore, tobacconift 88 Saifafras
Trufty Jonathan, 4 Eocuft ft
Tryon James, combmaker 73 Dock
Try on Frederick, baker 2 6 Callowhill
Tryon George, tin plate "worker, 11 Saffafras, and
152 NT Second
Tryor Margaret, widow next 30 North alley
Tubbs Michael, fea captain 8 Elfieths alley
7uck John, 59 Caihetine
Tucker Benjamin, teacher SB Mulberry
Tucker JolVph, teacher 3O North alley
Tucker Juiiies, accomptant 16 S Third
'iucknifs Henry, printer Ciiurch alley
Tucknifs Luke, bookbinder Pattons court
Tucknifs John, bookhindei Pattons court
Tudor John, bottler 122 Shippen
'i'uits Samuel, ropemaker 485 N 2d
Tullinder Gabriel, grocer 97 Chriftian
TuUy widow of John, Iboemaker 49 Meade alley
( 257 )
Tully widow of P-^trick, grocer 53 S Firth
'iuUy David, laborer 39 Pafiyunk road
7'unis Sc Annefley, merchants 40 S wharves
7unis Richard, merchant 58 S SiKth
Tunis ScAnkeslets WHARF OPENS AT 7i S Water;
Turnbull John, foap boiler 48 6 S Second
7urnbull Alexander, cabinet maker 5 S Sixth
Turnbull Robert, tallow chandler 37 9 S Second
Turnbull William, merchant 26 S Front
Turner John, maflmaker i84 Swanfon
Turner Jofeph, gentleman 79 New ft
Turner Jeffe, fhipwright 21 Becks alley
7'urner Rev. Jofeph, 370 S Second
Turner Mrs. feamftrefs i9 N Sistth
Turner £c Thompfon, maflmakers i51 Swanfoft
'burner John, wood fawyer Charlotte ft
Turner B. combmaker488 N 3d
Turner Lemuel, grocer 24& S Front
Turner William, ftiipwright Beech ft
Turner Samuel, laborer next I2O Cherry
i'urner Jacob, laborer 44 Crown ft
Turner Robert, mariner Baileys court
Turner William, laborer Mifiiins alley
Turner William, accomptant 23 N Eighth
7'urner William, gentleman 2 19 High
Turner Sufannah, huckfter 8 XIV Chimneys
Turner John, mariner a Pear ft
Turney John, plaifterer 223 S Sixth
Turney Hugh, taylor 78 N Water
Turpie J. Sc Lackie, bottlers 75 S Water
Tuttle Jacob, caulker Queen ft K
Tuttle Andrew, fea captain 7 Caliowhill
Tultan V/iiliam, brafs founder 37 i N Second
Tuftian Thomas, perfumer 55 S Third
Tutton John, huckfter i4 Faflyunk road
Tuze Francis, lliip caulker 30 Artillery lane
Twells widow of Godfrey, brewer i75 High
Twibill Matthew, fliopkceper 26 Vv'aluut
Tv/igley Hugh, cauikcr Beech ft
Twigler Frederick, mariner 16 Marys alley
Tybout Andrew, dealer in furs 55 Chefuut
Tybout Richard, hatter 2I Pear Sc 53 Chefnu.4
Tyfon John, m.erchant 14 Quarry
Y 2
( 258 )
Tyfon Benj. gentleman 135 N Sixth
Tyfon Jofeph, merchant 2 1 N Front
Tyfon Ifauc, fhop keeper 35 1 N Third
U BER FREDERICK, viaualler Garden ft Sc 72
O. fnambles
Uber Lawrence, vitlualler Charles ft
Uber Z)avid, viiSlualler 255 Callowhill
Uhle John, furgeon barber 45 N Fourth
Uhler Frederick, baker 204 i^igh
Uhler John, baker 412 N Front
Ulrick John, fhoemaker 156 N Tliird
Umberhent Valentine, porter 2 1 6 Saffafras
Ummenfctler G. fadler bcc. 236 High 393 N 2d
Umpftead Jonas, merchant 83 N Fifth k 18 N 2d
Umpeham Hugh, victualler Garden ft
Unckles I'homas, plaifterer 196 .S" Fiflh
Unckle Henry, paper manufaclurer 399 N Third
Underwick Barbara, fnopkeeper Queen (K)
UnderAVood U. Thornas, merchants 205 High
Underwood John, painter Ss:c. Locuft above 9th
Underwood John, merchant 205 High
Undervrood James, grocer Frankford road
Underwood Mr. 1 1th below I>ocuft
Upman !Vir, trunk maker 204 N Third
U^-^ perBian Adam, milkman Vienna
UrLaii Lewis, laborer Eleventh above -^igh
Uren Mary Ann, 46 George
Urquhart Alexr. collector of taxes 3i Catherine
Uitick Ke\. Thomas, 79 N Thiid
( 259 )
V ALCOUR 8c Morant, grocers 39 Lombard
Vallence John, upholderer lOi S Front
Vallence, widow of Capt. 47 Sbippen
Vallence Wm. fea captain 1 1 Queen
Valler Frances, D. 43 Plumb
Valley John F. confeclioner lOT N Second
Valliant James, merchant S3 Callov/hill
Vallon Lewis, French teacher I Xorris alley
Vallour Albert, carpenter 1 50 5 Fifth
Vallum Henry, joiner Locuft above Tenth
Vallum Edward, tanner i 13 Green
Valpool Catherine, widow 198 Saffafras
Vanaboul Mary, wafher 169 S 5ixth
Vanarfdall Lydia, feamftrefs 88 Sailafi'as
Vanarfdall J. innkeeper corner Second Sc Mulberry
Van Beuren Sc Nii^htingale, merchants i09 S Front
Vance John, fnipwright Mulberry (K)
Vance Adam, blackfrnith 172 Swanion, 79 Chndian
Vance Robert, blackfrnith 243 Cedar
A'aunce Barney, carter \9 6 Cherry
Vance Caleb, blr-ckfmiih 26 Parrams alley
Vance Arthur, Ihipwright Mulberry (K.)
Vance Philip, blackfrnith 3 Sc 26 Parrams alley
Vance IMary> widow 94 Swanfon
Vancleve widow of John, W. 209 N Front
Vanderbaugh Peter, mariner 22 Callowhiil
VandergrieV Er.zabeth, huckfter i98 N Eighth
Vandergrief John, laborer lOth near Filbert ft
Vanderen Jofeph, merchant 224 S Fovirth
Vandeyfiice, Anthony, tavernkeeper 397 N Second
Vanderfiice Z)aniel, hair drelier 100 N Fifth
Vanderflice George, hair dreller 105 Sufiafras
VanderQice Jacob, baker 360 N Front
Vanderflice George, carpenter 109 Chriftian
Vandevere Peter, mariner near 15 Marys ft
Vandevier Grace, mantua maker 84 S Third,
Vandine Samuel, carter 4 Green
Vanduien Matthewj bkckfniith Beech.
( 260 J
Vaneman Wm. taylor 34 Plumb
Vaneman F. taylor 40 Meade alley
Vanholi ^nn, widow of Valentine, midwife i86-
Lombard
Vanholt Valentine, blackfmith 389 Safl*afras
Vanhorne Elizabeth, upholfterer 9 Dock
Vanhorn Garnet, blackfmith 317 Callowhill
Vanhorn James, fhoemaker 36z N Front
Vanleer Benj. M. D. S Eighth above Cheinut
Vannmetz J. P. toy fliop 1 24 High
Vanned Peter, blackfmith 49 Chriftian
Vanoften Cornelius, laborer 47 German
V anoflen James, carpenter Brewers alley
Van Reed John junr. attorney at law and agent ge-
neral for the United State, under the 6th ar-
ticle of the treaty of amity with Great Britain^
50 Filbert ilreet
Vanfciver, widow of Jacob, 326 Saffafras
Vanfife Jofeph, fhipehandler i9 3 N Front and cor-
ner of Water
Vanuxem cc Clerk, merchants Minor 11
Vanuxem James, merchant i85 High
Vantrump Elizabeth, widow i4 Chancery lan^b
Varden £zra. taylor i33 Mulberry
Varnar Philip, tobacconift 185 N Third
Varner Mary, widow i61 N Third
Varrcn Jared, teacher i42 S Fourth
Vauchey Jane, grocer 77 N Sixth
Vaughan Madam, 30 Elfreths alley
Vaughan Thus, (hipv/right Wood (K)
Vaugiian Wm. fhipwright63 Queen
Vaughan Jereniiali, teacher Spruce above Sixth
Vaugiian Wm. Ihipwright Queen (K)
Vaughan John, merchant 109 S Front
Vaux George, attorney at law, ^ ^ vr-ri,;.^
Vaux James, gentleman, 5 ' ^ ^ ^"*^**
Vaux Ann, Avidow 19 Vine fl
Veacdck Samuel, fea captain 469 S Front
Venable Robert, white wafher 87 N Sixth
Veneman John, fea captain 9 Queen
Venneft Mary, taylorefs corner of Walnut & water
Verdier John, grocer 5 5 Walnut
Vcrmilya Elizabeth^ boardinghoufe 83 N Third
( 261 )
Vernau John, hair dreffer lO High /^
Viau Benjamin, cabinet maker 150 S Fifth r
Vice John, carpenter next 526 N Third
Vickery Thomas, mariner Wells alley
Victoria Mart^aret, widow near 67 Coates
Viaor John, hairdreffer 335 N Front
Vidler Richard, bricklayer 2,97 Mulberry
Vidner David, blackfmith 50 1 N Third
Viguers Philip, teacher near lOl Catherine
Vinyard \Vm. fhipwright 8 Callowhill
Vitry Anthony, embroiderer and hatter 227 S 2d.
Vivant Charles, gilder 62 S Sixth
Vizer Thomas, paper hanger 130 S Sixth
Vogel Frederick, 8c George, bricklayers 9i N Fifth
Voight Peter, carpenter z09 Saffafras
Voight Henry, chief coiner in the mint 39 N 7th
Vorsfett Nicholas, painter 2 Stampers alley
Vory wilier Andrew, tavernkeeper 15 Cherry ft
Vredenbergh Ifaac, fea captain 74 High
w
ACHSMUTH & SOULNIER, merchants
2i3 S Second
Wade Edward, laborer ^pafTord ft
Waden Charles, laborer 44 Prune
Waddington Sc Harv/ocd merchants 32 S Front
Waddington John, merchant 17 1 Chefnut
Wadlow Mofes, fadler Sc harnefs maker 1 N Froni
Wad man Praife, boardinghoufe 8 Union
Wadraan Peace, corner of Third Sc Cedar
Wageman Margaret, gentlewoman 67 Vine
Wager Philip, wine merchant i36 N .Second
Waggoner Adam, laborer Cherry (K)
Waggoner Baltus, fhoemaker Bearftickers court
Waggoner Henry, grocer above 5 11 N .Second
Waggoner John, taylor Oak (N. L.)
Wagner Henry, ftable keeper 386 N Third
Wagner John, victualler Garden ft
"Wag-ner George, tanner Noble above Third
( 262 )
Wagner John, tanner Noble above Third
Wagner John, merchant 25 S .Second
Wagner Adam, innkeeper 262 N Eighth
Wagner Grace, M'idow 32 Moravian alley
Wainwright Ifaac, block maker 8 1 N Front, 6 1 water
Wainwright John, bricklayer 24 Combes alley
Wakeford Thomas, painter. Sec. 84 Union
Wakeford Onflow, late coachmaker 72 S Eighth
Walburn Thos. tanner 6 Budd ft
Walch Thos. baker 5 6 Union
W^aldman Geo. hog viaualler 213 N Eighth 36
Hill market
Walford Margaret, widov/ 454 Saffafras
Walheimer George, fhip joiner Oak ft N. L.
Walker A. Dorothy, widow 5 N Eighth
Walker Andrew, carpenter i04 N Eighth
Walker Chriftopher, baker 559 Sc 56 1 S Front
Walker David, merchant 93 S Wharves
Walker George, painter, &c. Sterling alley
Walker George, goldfmith 8cc. i9 N Third
Walker Hannah, tambour worker 381 S Second
Walker John, (hop keeper 113 High
Vrixr^cr ir.r.C; laborer Cherry above i3th
Walker Catherine, widow 1 84 Lombard
Walker John, fhoemaker 7 Parrams alley
Walker James, fadter 32 N Fourth
Walker Jofeph, merchant 17 Fayette
Walker Thomas, fhoemaker e St. Marys ft
Walker Lewis> ironmonger 148 High
Walker Lewis, hatter 146 High
Walker Tliargaret, widow 343 S Front
Walker M. foap boiler 81 N Sixth &c Starr alley
Walker Martha, widow 10 Stalls court
Walker Philip, painter Sec. near i03 Coates
Walker h Kennedy r merchants 73 S Front
Walker Robert, grocer 179 Cherry
Walker Samuel, merchant next 77 S Fourth
Walker Samuel, merchant S. E. corner 2d and
Mulberry
Walker Stephen, conftable 19 Filbert
Walker Wm. jeweller 1 N 3d 8c 381 S Second-
Wall Chas. breeches maker 1 5 Strawberry
( 263 )
Wall Elizabeth, tobacconift z\7 S Second
Wall George, taylor and boarding houfe 21 Cedar
Wall John, flour merchant 2O Walnut 64 S wharves
Wall il/ary, widow next i7 Pewterplatter alley
Wall Richard, windfor chair maker 12, 108 k il3
N Front
Wallace Alexander, accomptant 288 S Third
Wallace jSurton, bricklayer 67 S Eleventh
Wallace James, Ihoemaker 13 Galkill
Wallace John, book binder 1 27 N Sixth
Wallace J. B. attorney at law next 74 Wjtlmit
Wallace David, laborer i44 S Eighth
Wallace Samuel, bricklayer 250 SalTafras
Wallace Wm. M. D. 114 German
Wallace Wm. laborer 248 Cedar
Wallace Wm. fhip wright Hanover
Wallace Wm. teacher Wood K.
Wallis Charles, ornament cutter 80 Green
Wallen Catherine, 50 Union
Walling Mary, teacher Shepherds court
Wallington Edv/ard, fea captain 427 S Second
Wain JelTe Sc Robert, merchants ^Jpruce ft wharf
Wain JelTe, merchant 115 S Third
Wain Jacob S. merchant 5 S Fourth & Bickley wharf
Wain i?obert, merchant i38 S Second
Wain Nicholas, gentleman i46 S Second
Walns wharf opens next 135 S Water
Wain Wm. merchant i44 S Second
Walpole Thomas, grocer Pear near Third
Walih John, lumber yard oppofite 323 &: 165 N 3d
Walfh James, grocer 24 J/oravian alley
Walfli Michael, accomptant 82 .Saffafras
Walter Catherine, widow Charlotte
Walter James, teacher 278 S Second
Walter Adam, fhoemaker IzS Mulberry
Walter George, innkeeper Sc caner 77 Callovvhill
Walter George, taylor 24 S Water
Walter Jacob F. bricklayer i38 N -Eighth
Walter Jacob, tinplate worker 177 N Third
Walter Ifaac, bricklayer i4 S Seventh
Walter Martin, merchant 21 Prune
Walter John, laborer 459 S Second
( 264 )
Walter Matthias, carter James fl
Walter Michael, glover 6 Coates court
Walter P. corder at the Hay fcales wharf 3^0 N
Front
Walter Peter P. merchant 1 7 Wood above Crown
Walter Peter, bifquit baker Water above Vine
Walter Rofma, 2I Gable lane
Walter Thomas R. hatter 236 N front
Walters Wm. brickmaker Saflafras near Schuyl-
kill Seventh
Walters Wm. fea captain Lodge alley
Walters Stephen, fhoemaker 59 Coates
Walters George A. fhoemaker 480 S Front
Waltman Michael, grocer corner liocuft Sc t2th
Walton George, carpenter 339 N Second
Walton Jofeph, grocer 83 New
Walton Samuel, cabinet maker 331 N Third
Walton Jofeph, Sc Co. grocers 2 3 High
Walton Samuel, cabinet maker 58 Spruce
Walton Sc Bovven, cabinetmakers next 328 S Front;
Wamelfdorft' Jo. grocer corner Front &; Catherine
J^rampole Ifaac, Deputy regifter of wills 142 N 3d
[Fard John, fliocmaker Gofoith alley
JFard Valentine, harnefs maker 479 S Second
WvivA John, ladies' flioemaker 47 S Third
JFard Charles, laborer ^Talnut above Uth
Wzivd John, clock and watch maker 16O N Third
Wsivd John, coach maker 216 Lombard
JFard John, rigger 32 Mead alley
JTard Frances, waflier 274 S Fourth
?fard Patrick, paper hanger 314 Mulberry
JFard Z)aniel, Ihoemaker 1 1 Summers court
Wa.rd Benjamin, mariner 460 S Front
W^ard John, ftevadore 109 Queen
fFard lVm» laborer 34 Carters alley
rTarder, Parker, Sc Co. merchants 1 2 N Tliird
harder John, baker 18 Chriftian
^rarder Jeremiah, merchant i2 N Third
Jfarder John, Sc Son, merchants 132 N Second
jrarder Sufannah, wafher 5 Waggoners alley
Warders' Wharf, opkns next 335 N. Frokt
W'are A boarding houfe corner of Spruce Sc FTater
n^are John, fliip joiner 225 N Front
/fare David, Ihip chandler 220 ^wanfon
( 265 )
Ware Benjamin, oak cooper 86 S Water, 85 Front
and Ton alley-
Ware John, {hipwright 123 Ca!lowhill
Warf John, boarding houfe 75 Chriltian
Waring Matthew^ porter 2 36 Catherine
Waring Elijah, merchant 35 N Second
Warner Ann, widow i4 Carters alley-
Warner Charity, widow 168 N Front
Warner George, hatter 13 Farmers alley
Waruer Hannah, widow 20 Mulberry
Warner Hezekiah, laborer Shackemuxen
Warner Heronimus, brafs founder 36 N Eighth
Warner John, innkeeper 25 South alley
Warner Wm. vi6lualler Garden R 33 N Shambles
Warner William, merchant, 45 S Water
Warner William, merchant 18 Chefnut
Warner Wm. h Co. grocers 43 Sc 45 S Water
W^arner John, carpenter 194 Cedar
Warner Jofeph, carpenter 9 N Third
Warner John, carpenter 99 N Sixth
Warner Nicholas, blackfmith 24 N Seventh
Warner Samuel, lieve maker Noble near Front
Warner Margery, v/idow 8 Carters alley-
Warner Matthew, ihopkeeper 56 N Second
Warner Philip, fhoernaker 13 Farmers alley
AVarner Sarah, widow 2.8 N Fourth
Warner William, (hoemaker 463 S Front
Warnick Daniel laborer 28 Small ft
Warance F. coachmaker 53 Union
Warrell E. & J. mantua Tuakers 10 Strav/berry
Warren J. C. 8c Co. tanners and curriers 70 Dock
Warren , tanner St Johns, Bath town
Warren William, comedian 22.1 Cherry
W'artmor George, vitlualler Vine alley
Wartmor Matthias, vitluiJler l23 Brown
Warwick T. fmith and farrier 463 and 446 N 2d
W^arwick Nicholas, carpenter 390 Salfafras
Watkins Ifaac, laborer i3th corner of Race
Watkins Jofeph, oyilerman 30 Branch ft
Watkins Thomas, failmaker 443 S Front
Watman Mrs. widow 118 S Fifth
W^atmough James II. merchant 161 Walnut
Watfon Arthurj fea captain 18 Catherine
Z
( 266 )
"Watfon Sc Bunting, lumber yard corner Pine Sc 5tb
"Watfon Charles C. & J. woollen drapers, mens mer-
cers and laylors 92 Chefnut
"Watfon George, fea captain 39 Penn
"Watfon Hannah, 326 S Second
"Watfon Chriftian^, taylor 345 N Front
"Watfon Ifaac, lumber merchant li N Sixth
"Watfon John, merchant ii8 Pine, 8c 24 S wharves
Watfon John, merchant, Sanfom ftreet
"Watfon Jofeph, merchant 32 S Water
"Watfon ^Margaret, milliner 207 S Second
"Watfcti Mofes, milkman V/eft: ftreet K
Watfon Phineas, coachmaker 4 S Seventh
Watfon k Umftead, merchants i3 N Second
Watfon Richard, fea captain 105 Spruce
Watfon Robert, rigger 8 Butlers court
"Watfon k Paul, merchants 24 S wharves
Watfon Mary, widovr 363 S Second
Watfon William, coachmaker St. Georges above 8th
Watfon William, laborer Lees court
Watfon William, fea captain 148 St. Johns
Watfon Charles, merchant taylor 43 S Third
Watfon Thomas, dry good ftore 48 Lombard
W^att widow of John, ihoeraaker 302 S Front
Watterboufe John, ftorekeeper 187 N Third
^\'atterman P. teacher 147 Chefnut ,
Watterman Jeffe, teacher 33 Moravian alley
Waters Conrad, malfter 292 St. Johns
Waters John, taylor 347 N Front
Waters John, teacher br5 Shippen
Waters Thomas, well digger Locuft above Seventh
Waters Lewis, iron ftore 89 S Front
"Waters Kanfon, merchant 24 N Third
Watters Thomas, teacher Bank near Chefnut
Watttrs Stephen, fhoemaker 5 Butlers court
Watters Jan.es, teacher 278 S Second
Watters Abraham, oyfterman 4 77 N Second
Watters Abraham., blackfmith 461 N Third
Watters Catherine, t\idow i98 N Second
Watters- Eliher, widow 68 N Seventh
■\\'atters John, laborer 2I2 S Fifth
Watters , mariner 99 :3pruce
Watters John, glovemaker bt. Johns ft
( 267 )
Watts , M. D. 250 S Second
Wattles Henry, printer 22O Saffafras
Way Martha, teacherefs 207 N Second
VVay Andrew, taylor i Quarry
Wayland Frederick, laborer i47 Cherry
Wayne William, lumber merchant li9 Vine
Wayne Jacob, lumber merchant 166 X Front
Wayne Samuel, carpenter 17 Keys alley
JFayne Thos. infpe6lor of faltprovifion, 67 N Water
Wayne Wm. St J. lumber merchants 223 N Water
Weachter widow of Anthony, innkeeper 156 N 2d
Weatherhy Jofcph, grocer 36 Coates
Weatherby Margaret, Laurel ft
Weaver Albright, watchman 149 Cherry
Weaver Adam, dealer 14 Union /
Weaver Barney, gardener Locuft above Twelfth j-/
Weaver Frederick, cabinet maker 66 N Fifth <
Weaver George, conftable 40 Plumb
Weaver Elizabeth, widow 5 29 N Front
^'Veaver Jacob, laborer 396 N Third
Weaver John, rigger Margaretta fl
W'"eaver John, accomptant lOi Cherry
Weaver John, M. D. 417 N Second
Weaver John, painter, Sec. i7 N Eighth
^^eaver J. (hip joiner 26 Artillery lane, 3^5 N Front
Weaver John, laborer Hanover ft
Weaver Henry, brickmaker York road
Weaver Henry, carter 56 Brown
Weaver Henry, fhoemaker 52 N Fifth
Weaver James, waiter 378 S Second
Weaver Matthew, feedftore 1 14 N Seventh
Weaver Peter, laborer Rofe alley
Weaver Edward, mariner 362 N Front /
Webb John, cabinetmaker 88 N Front ^
Webb John, taylor 87 S Second
Webb William, hairdreffer 1 10 Shippen
V/ebb Thomas, lea captain 3i Penn
Webb Thomas, fea captain 4 7 Almond
Webb William, grocer 2 N Fifth
"Webb Robert, jev/eller 57 Shippen
Webfter Elihu, fhoemaker nea/29 Fitzwalter
Webfter Thomas, carpenter 44 Strawberry
Webfter Robert, laborer 97 Brov/n
Webfter Wiiiiam, {haUopman 445 N Frooi '
( 268 )
Weckerly Abraham, viaualler 127 Coates and z7
N Shambles
Weckerly Conr^cd, merchant 205 N Third
Weckerly Elizabeth, feamftrefs Sceipts court
Weckerly Elizabeth, Richardfons court
Weckerly Woolery, oak cooper corner 4th. & Coate*
AYackarly Jacob, victualler Gcrmantown road
Wackarly, \vidow Germantown road
Weed George, painter, kc. 2 Carters alley
Weedon John, ivory turner 40 S 7'hird
Week William, fea captain 78 Union
Weere William, laborer 68 Zane
Weir Silas E. merchant, 26 N Front
Weier William, grocer 221 Cedar
Weifman Samuel, fm.ith 347 N Second
Weifs John, taylor 279 S Fifth
Weifs Elizabeth, fhopkeeper i31 N Third
Weiilenbauch Henry, gentleman 229 N Second
Welch Catherine, grocer 8 S Fourth
Vvclch Jofeph, gentleman i05 Lombard
Welch Thomas, flevadore 8 3 Chriftian
Welch John, merchant 42 S Sixth and 3 1 S wharves
Welch John, cabinetmaker i06 N Fourth
Welch Elizabeth, waQier Walnut above Seventh
AY elch John, cabinet maker 106 N Fourth
Welch Elizabeth, -walher Walnut above 7th
Welch Jofeph, gentlema.n 105 Lombard
Welch Thomas ftevadoixi 8 3 Chriflian
Welih 8c Maris, merchants 27 S Wharves
Wellh Hannah, widow 48 N Second
Wtllh Morton, Tea captain 277 N Front
Weldon Alexander, laborer Charlotte
Weldon William, pilot 290 S Front
Weliiord Rcbt. compofition manura6tory 42 S 3d .
WqUs John, pair.tfci S-:c. \\'el]s ili^y
?rVils Uiiecn K. merchant 1O6 ]S;V:lberry, 54 N 5th.
K ells Joiiu C. attorney at law 76 N Front
jreils \Vm. W. printer Juniper lane
Wells Maiy, nr'id^Tife ^t.Mary above Seventh
Wells Marv, book folder 5 S alley
W^eifcr -Godfrey, M. D. 364 S Front
Wernitz Jonn 1 . hair dreifer Queen (K)
WertmuUer Adolph, uitiil 20 N Ninth
( 269 )
Wefcott George, merchant 262 High
Wefcott Jacob, carter 268 High
Weft John, fliallopman 4 1 German
Weft Jacob, carpenter 3 Fitzwalter ft
Weft Charles, gentleman i86 N Front
Weft Elizabeth, widow Little Seventh ft
Weft Francis, merchant i08 S Front
Weft Francis, merchant 29 i)ock
Weft Hannah, widow 186 N Front
Weft James, fadler i72 S Fifth
Weft Sarah, ftiopkeeper 203 S Second
Weft Samuel, grocer corner Coates & Third
Weft Wm. fait merchant i55 N Water
Wests wharf opens next 155 N Water
Weftcoat Joel, carter Taper alley
Weftphall C. Wm. jeweller 94 N Seventh
Weftfall Chriftian, laborer near ^ppletree alley
Wefton Sarah, mantua maker 28 Walnut
Weftaff John, corner of Cherry and i3tli
Wetherhead Alexander, fruiterer 54 Coates
Wetherill M. oil and colourman, 25 Mulberry and
corner of Front
Wetherill & Son, druggifts, oil and colourmen 65
N Front
Wetherill Samuel, jun. druggift 9 South alley
WelheriU Benjamin, china ftore l87 High
Wetherill Samuel, jun. druggift 9 SaffaiVas
Wetherill Mrs. tayiorefs 47^8 Third
Wetherill Chriftopher, hatter 304 S Second
Wetherill Thomas, carpenter 304 S Second
Wevill Richard, uphoiilerer 167 & 69 S Eighth
Weyant John, porter near 5il N Second
Weyburgh Auguftine, watchman 53 N Sixth
Weyman Jacob, innkeeper Cailowhill ft Wharf
Whartnuby Jacob, cabinet maker i3 Artillery lane, y
Wharton Charles, mert uant 136 S Second
Wharton Elizabeth, widow i2 8 S Fourth
Wharton Franklin, captain of marines 1 N 11th
Wharton Ifaac, mercuant i07 S Third
Wharton John, furgeon barber 165 N Front
Wharton Kearney, merchant 6?. Union
Wharton John, Ihoe makei'^ 87 S Front
Whaiton Jofeph, gentleman next j65 S Fifth
Z z.
( 270 )
Wharton Moore, merchant next 62 Union
Wharton Sc Lewis, merchants Sc infiirance brokers
J 15 S Front
Wharton Peregrine H. G. merchant 47 Spruce 8c 59
S W hiuvcs
Wharton Rebecca, widow 5 8 Chefnut
W'harton Robert, merchant 135 S Third
Wharton San-uel, cabinet maker 331 N Third
Wharton Sc Palmer, 86 Pine ft Wharf
Wharton Thomas, fca captain 25 Elfriths alley
W burton Jacob, fhip mafter i3 Artillery lane
Whrrton Wm. gentleman i6 Pine
V» helon Ifrael. purveyor of public fupplies, 30 1 High
Wbelon James, foap boiler 202 N Second
Wbcaton B. tarernkeepcr 85 N Water
W'l eaton , grazier corner of Arch & Water
Whelan John, tavernkeeper i02 6'wanfon
Whelcn P. E. merchant i8 N Front
Whelan Godfrey, laborer 147 Cherry ft
W^helan Thomas, grocer 60 Walnut &c corner of
Pear and Thiid
Whelan < , fea captain 86 Vine
Whrcler John, taylor 17 Strawberry ft
W heeler li-olonon, diftiller Beach ft
Wlieeler J. tavernkeeper &c grocer i Butlers court
WheelerMaiy, waftier 24 Kunckle ft
Wheeler Samuel, blackfmith 99 Vine
Wheeler Enoch, grazier 99 Vine
V/hituker James, "vtindfor & fancy chair maker i9
Dock Sc 70 Spruce
V/hitakcr , laborer 152 S Fifth
WMiitaker Frederick, fhoemaker 462 N Front
Vv liitall Vv^m. C. grocer 2 jfi^igh
VvMiite Abraham, laborer back of 378 S Second
White Amos, ihocmaker Poplar lone above Second
JVh'n<c Briiton, accomptant 1j6 N .Seventh
White be Conrad, merchants 6 N Front
W bite Charles, merchant 6 .S" Water
White Chrillopher, fliopkteper 30 N Second
^i'iie Wm. tallow chandler 59 Vine
White George, printer Middle alley
White James, accomptant next 175 S Fifth
?• hite Ifaac, fliip buJider Beach ft.
( 271 )
White Jumes, maviner i2 Pewter platter alley
W^hite Sc Harris, drup^gifts i63 High
friiite John, blackfmith Profpe6l alley
White Jofiah, ironmonger 29 //igh
White Jonathan, carpenter Germantown roacl
JKhite Ifabella, -widow 87 Shippen ft
W^hite Margaret, widow 31 N Eighth
White Rofina, boarding houfe 1 18 Spruce
JFhite Samuel, carpenter 8 Waggoners alley
White Sarah, widow above 5 1 1 N Seconrl
White James, mariner 2 12 Cedar
White Solomon, merchant 6 N Front
jrhite Jofeph, 266 SaiTafras
White Thomas, china (lore 46 S Second
J^hite Ihomas, fhoe maker Iz N Front
White Rachel, widow *29 S Fourth
fThite Thos. mariner St. Mary above SixtJ^
White Wm. (lore keeper 4 S Sixth
White Vim. Ihipv/right Brufters court
White Rev. William, D. D. 89 W^alnut
Whitebread Charles, fhipwright 7i Chriftian
Whiteford Robert, mariner 54 Penn
^Fhitehead V/n). lea captain 325 S Second
J^'^hiiehead John £c James, grocers zi% N Seconci
Whitehead Johnv merchant 2i Vine ft
H'^^hitehead i?ichard, fcrivener 62 Vine
frhilchea.d James, merchant 24 Vine ft
?rhilely X)aniel, grocer 45 6 SaiTafras
Whiteman Henry, porter 24 Branch
/I'hiteman Jacob, feed ftore 57 N Fifth
Whiteman John, innkeeper i3i N Fourth
Vvbiteman David, carter Vine alley
Whiteman Caiper, milkman Poplar lane above 3<J
Whiteman Wendel, tanner near 5 i 1 N Second
Whiteman John, carter /T'Uliamft
Jfhiteman Margaret, v;idow 37 Walnut
Whitefides , brewer 7 Branch
Whitefides John, brewer Sanfom ft
W^hitfield i/cnry,(l>Ovmaker 36j; N Front
Vvhitney Tho?. mathematical ij^ftrument jnftker95
S Second
Whiflow Alexander, mariner 125 ^ Sixth
Whitlow wi4oW} boardjnghouie 47 MvilW^r^
( 272 )
Wholley Elizabeth, midwife 35 Appletree alley
Wickham James, taylor i3i N Front and 188 watec
Wickliani widow, 64 Budd ft
Vvickeriham Abraham, btdftead maker 148 N 3d
Wickeriham Amos, wine merciiant5l N Second
Wickeriham John, wine merchant 51 N Second
Wicks Benjamin, fe a captain 64 Swanfon
Widdifield James, carpenter 14 Cyprefs alley
Widdifieid \Vm. Sc Co. ironmongers 42 N Third
Widdifield VS m. ironmonger 38 Mulberry
Widdifield Wm. W. chair maker 48 N Front
Widdle widow, 472 N Third
W iddows Peter, teacher next 19 Chm'ch alley
Wieatt Solomon, bock binder 134 N Front
W lely Nathaniel, accomptant 133 N Third
W iefar George, Ihoemaker i87 St. Johns
W ig-^lefwoith John, Ibap boiler lOth near Walnut
Wigglefworth Samuel, haid ware ftore 1 S Second.
W'iggielworth W m.. toyman 45 S Second
Wight Thos. llioemaker z38 ^igh
Wiggins Sulannah, taylorefs 6z Cherry
W'lggii^s i hos. coachman 269 S Fourth
JJ-^igmore Thomas, pocket book maker 3 S Front
Wigmore Jofeph, bottler 72 Walnut
W igrnore Francis, fexton 33 Elfreths alley
fTigneli ^Fagiom, comedian 63 S Seventh
?^ikofi" Henry, merchant 1 17 N Third
?^^ikoit J. C. druggitl 35 High 8c Frombergers court
Wiibmi^ George, porter W ood above Eighth
^'ilcooks Benjcinun &c Co. merchants 6 1 S JFater
frilcocks benjamin, merchant 105 Mulberry
ff^ilcocks Joim, mariner 7 Parrams alley
W^ilcocks Uichard, H. 8c Co. merchants 30 N Tliird.
H- ilcocks Sansuelj merchant 40 N Fifth
JHlcocks wharf opens next 57 8c 6i S water
J^Kiiaanger Joieph, merchant i48 S Second
W^ilaes Joieph, taylor 99 N Second
frudcy it'ichaid, iiiip joiner J^Jmlens^court
W^iie Conrad, iiicemaker 47 N Fourth
Jv liey Flizabeth, taylorefs 348 N Front
h he) Cythtrir.c, book lolder 84 Vine
J^'iiey Robert, Ihin^le dreifer 204 S Third
W iii^iit«n Roberta St. George above i2th;
nilkey Robert, fadler Black horfe alley
H'ilkey i'Jios. fea captafa 429 S Second
JViUicy Jacob, vi^lualler Laurence ft
H'ilkey Chrift. hair drelTer 20 N Fourh
Ji'ilkins Caleb, taylor 62 Chefnut
Kllkins John, uevadore back of 385 ^ Front
T-riikins Thos. tavernkeepei* 240 S 77iird
Wilkins James, laborer 322 S Sixth
Wilkins Thomas, jun fea captain 240 S Third
^njkinfon Thos. fea captain 39 Chriftian
Wilkinfon ■ ■, fail maker i43 N /Fater
Wilkinfon Frances, nurfe 379 N Front
Will E. viauallerefs 285 N 8th. k 5 8Hill market
Wiljard Parr, innkeeper 77 Shippen
Williams Charles, mariner 47 Green
Williams George, merchant 60 Mulberry
Williams Edward, mariner 4 Mary alley
Williams Elijah, ihipmafter 4i Artillery lane
Williams James, painter, &c. next 4 Grays alley
Williams James, carpenter 89 N Eighth.
Williams Jas. fruiterer Elmlleys alley & 64 High
^^illiams JefTe, lumber merchant Spruce above 7tJi>
^^illiams John, laborer near 43 Fitzwalter ft
^^lliams Ann, feamftrefs near 8 tlofimans alley
Williams John, laborer Pleafant ft
'^ illiams JefTe, accomptant Saffafras alley
^^illiams John, mariner i96 ^ Sixth
Williams John, carter ilO Catherine
^^'illiams John, laborer i27 Vine
?^illiams Henry, carter 532 N Third
^^llliams Hezekiah, gentleman 60 Mulberry
^''^illianis Mofes, fhoemaker Queen K.
W illiams Peter, baker 464 N Third
^^illiams John, mariner i50 S Fourth
^i' illiams JVm. i)oardinghoufe 2 i-aetitia court
^^ lUiams John, fea captain N Jratcr near CAllowhiU
''^illiams Mary, widow lOO N Second
Williams Sarah, ihopt-eeper 35 S Second
Williams Saturday, laborer 150 N Eighth
Williams niomas, mariner 302 S Third
Williams Thos, cabinet maker 75 SaiTafras
Williams 7"hos. painter. Sec. 63 S Fourth
Williams 7^hos. tanner 455 N Frgnt
' ( 274 )
Williams Thos. mariner 312 Saffafras
"Williams Thos. laborer 509 S Front
Williams Phcebe, waftier woman i.00 Shippen
Williams Primus, laborer 256 S Fifth
Williams Robert, chimney fweep 103 Cherry
Williams Wm. pilot 13 Vernon ft
Williams 6'amuel, lumber merchant Iz S i^ourth
Williams V/m. merchant near 1^9 S IV^ttv
Williams Wm. merchant 108 S JFater
Williams JVm. taylor ii3 S Front
Williams F/m, fea captain 36 Chriflian
Williams Wm. taylor 112 S Water, il3 S Front
Williams, widow Deans alley
Williams Ifaac, mariner I2 Ghriftian
Williams Wm. mariner i90 Lombard
Williams Robert, plaifterer I22 Lombard
Williams 3/aria, feamftrefs 42 S Eighth
Williams King, laborer i65 S Third
Williams S. 8c Son, lumber merchants 168 Walnut ft-
WMlliams Wm. fhopkeeper i33 N Front
Williams C. boardinghoufe i3i S Water
Williams Elizabeth, nurfe Coopers court
Williams Richard, taylor Coxe's alley
Williams Jofeph, accomptant 92 Vine
V. illiamfon Jeffe, carpenter 22 German
Williamfon John, fail maker i43 N Water
W illiamfon T. nurfe 379 N Front
Williamfon Wm. fail maker 13 Callowhill
Wiljiamfcn Thomas, merchant 1 Fayette ft
Williamfon Wm. taylor near 159 St. Johns
Williamfon Samuel gold &: filverfinith 1 1 8 S Front
Williamfon Wm. fea captain i34 Cedar
Williamfon Wm. Sc Wright, fail makers 4 Saffafras
Willig George, muhcal magazine i85 High
Willing Sc Francis, merchants 96 S Third
Willing George, merchant 94 S Tourth
Willing i?ichard, merchant 45 Lombard
W^illing T. preficient of the U. S. Bank 100 S 3d
Willing Thos. M, merchant 105 S Third
Willings Wm. merchant i3l Walnut
W illini^ton Thomas, laborer 38 Prune
Willington Elizabeth, widow 47 Meade dulej
Willis John, fballopmiin Miaiins alley
( 275 )
W' iUis John, fhoemaker Millers alley
Willis Jonathan, flour merchant Mulberry court
Willis John, accomptant z5 Saffafras
Willis M. turner 76 N Fourth
Willis, Tvidow of S. grocer 163 S Front, 162 Water
Willis Solomon, turner Dock above Second
Willis Thos. city commiflioner 203 Mulberry
Willis k Yardley, merchants 21 S Wharves
Wills James 8c Son, merchants 84 Chefnut
AVills Jofeph, rigger i2 Queen
Wills Philip, mariner 1O5 Pine
Wills Thomas, fea captain 24 Swanfon, 81 Peni\
W^ills VVm. carpenter Fourth above Brown
Wilmans Augull F. accoraptant 149 Walnut
Wilmans A. O. Sc Sons, merchants 34 N Front
\\ iimcr Lambert, flour merchant 256 X Front
Wilmore John, laborer Tapers alley
Wilmore James, mariner 4i I S jtront
Wilmorrow Samuel, blackfmith 279 S Third
\Mllher Henry, mariner I2 M?.rys alley
Wilfon Alexr. merchant 16 Union £^ 56 S Wharves
Wiilon Ann, gT*ocer 62 Saiu.fras
Wilfon Abner, laborer Jones alley C.
Wilfon Benj. merchant 27 N Third
Wiiion Bird, attorney at law 74 Walnut
Wilfon G. merchant, 16I Mulberry Sc 35 N Water /
Wilfon George, cabinet maker 204 S Fourth ^
Wilfon George, book binder next 34 Carters alley
Wilfon Robert, oyilerman iS5 S Sixth
Wilfon George, grocer 10 Fayette ft
Wiiion George, 165 S Sixth
Wilfon James, laborer 95 N Eighth
Wiiibn Richard, laborer 527 S Front
Wilfon James, mariner 1 Gillis alley
Wilfon James, fea captain 48 SaiTafras
Wiiion John, nailor 64 Catherine
WiUbn John B. bodi'dinghoufe 35 N Second
Wilfon John, boat builder Per^ K,
Wilfon John, Rone cutter 1 0th corner of High
\\ iii'on , merchant 95 X Sixth
VN ilfon John, Miilejs alley
Wilfoii James, plaifterer lith below Locitft
W iiion Joiin, conltable 73 Dock
( 276 )
"WUfonMary, huckfter 272 S Second
Wilfon Robert, oyfterman 169 S Sixth
W^ilfon Robert, carpenter 8 Knights court
.Wilfbn Phoebe, taylorels ,130 N Fifth
Wilfon Robert, fhoemaker back ii Lxtitia court
W ilibn Fdward, merchant 21 Powell ft
Yfilfon jVlary, boardinghoiife 15 N Eighth
"Wilfon Matthew, tobacconift 404 Saffafras
Wilfon Margaret, 1.51 S Fifth
"Wilfon Mrs. feamftrefs 43. Prune
"Wilfcn John Sc Jofeph, merchants, 91 Saffafras
Wilfcm K. grocer corner German 8c Paffyunk roa4
Vfc ilfon Robert, fea captain 84 Swanfon
"Wilfon Robert, tobacconill 173 N Second
"Vv ilfon S. grocer 163 N Third
"Wilfon Silas, inn keeper 341 N Front
Wilfcn V. m. carter 9 Chancery lane
Wilfon Wm. ftationer 31 N Second
W^ilfon Walter, merchant 64 N 2'hird
Wilfon Wm. trader near 98 Queen
Wilfcn Wm. carpenter 324 S Front
Wilfon widow, 236 S Tliird
Wilfon Kenneth, oak cooper 3 Stalls court
Wilfon Jofeph, taylor I 26 N Second
W ilfon Wni. ftore keeper 398 S Second
W^ilftack Charles, ftore keeper 178 N Second
Wilt Abraham, grocer 1 i6.N Second
Wiltberger Chriilian, gold Sc hlver fmith 13 N2d
Wiltberger George, fliopkeeper 13 N Second
Wiltberger C. R. merchant 74 N Third
Wiltberger Peter, merchant lOi High
W'imer George, grocer 274 S 'Third
Wimley John, ftiingle dreffer 198 Vine
W imley Wm.. baker 198 Vine
Wincklcr Lewis, rigger 33 Artillery lane
Winckler Anthony, bricklayer New above Third
Windall Ifaac, laborer 19 Marys alley
W ing L. ma; iner 20 Budd ft
Wing Frederick, baker 72 Spruce
Winkhoufe Catherine, widow Sterling alley
Winn Jacob, Ciirter 33 N Fifth
V. innemore Barbara, widow 140 S Fourth
Winnemcre Jacob, grocer next 134 Swanfon
( 27r )
Winner James, gunfmith i22 Brown
Winter Richard, boardinghoufe 1 1 S Fourth
Winters A. viaualler Wood above 8th. 3 O.fhamb.
Winters Patrick, grocer 72 N Fifth
Window Elijah, fea captain 22 Callowhill
Wire J.windforjchairmaker 209 S Front, 208 WateC
Wirts Matthew, baker Frankford road
Weife George, blackfmith ii9 Walnut
Wife Martin, laborer 200 Coates ft
Wife Thomas, coachman i76 Shippen
W ifely Edward, maft maker 563 N Front
Wifer Valentine, blackfmith Vine alley
Wifer John, baker 100 N Ninth
Wifel Peter, laborer above 2i6 Coates
Wifeman Andrew, mariner 339 N Second
Wifeman Margaret, widow 447 S Second
Wilhart T homas, foap boiler 14 N Front
Wifmger Melchior, wire worker 79 N Front
Wifpart Chriftian, painter. Sec. 176 N 3d. i62 Vine
Wifper Adam & Daniel, carpenters i43 Green
Wiftar Cafpcr, M. D. corner of Prune & Fourth
Willar Daniel, gentleman i41 High
Wiftar John M. merchant 143 High
Wiftar John & Charles, merchants i43 High
Wiftar Sarah, gentlewoman i08 Chefnut
Wiftar & Konigmacker, ironmongers li7 and Ii9
High
Wiftar Richard, merchant ilO Chefnut
Wiftar 2'hos. gentleman 133 High
Wifter Peter, wheelwright above 5li N Second
Witchell Samuel, carter i76 N Sixth
Witchell John, carter i7i N Sixth
Witherfton 6'amucl, calico printer Queen K.
Witherfton Peter, laborer 58 Brown
Witherfton Chriftian, victualler Charlotte
Witman widow, nurfe S weeds alley
Witman Samuel, painter, Sec. 96 N Fourth
Wodger John, mariner 30 Gilles alley
Woelpper George G. victualler 138 Saffafras
Woglom John, hatter zO Saffafras
Woglom Peter, bricklayer 20 Saffafi-as
Woglom Abraham, brick maker 156 N Fifth
Wolbert Frederick, juftice of the peace 404 N 2i
Aa
( 278 )
Wolbert Thos. fhoemaker corner 5t. Johns and St.
Tammany
Wolbert Charles, porter 193 St. Johns
Wollmer Daniel, oak cooper 90 N Fourth
^ Wolf Lewis, hair drelTer 26 South alley
U W^olfe" Andrew, profelTor of mufic 29 N Eighth
W^olf Jacob, laborer 474 SalTafras
Wolfe Jacob, wheelwright 435 S Second
Wolf John, tinker i59 Coates
AVolf Andrew, fhoemaker 3 Butlers court
Wolf John, tavernkeeper 341 N Front
Wolf Jacob, boardinghoufe il3 Swanfon
Wolfe Mary, grocer i66 Lombard
Wolf Catherine, widow Drinkers court
Wolf widow, feamftrefs 38 1 N Front
Wolffstick Francis, baker 433 S Front
Womelfdorff John, grocer corner Front h German
Womhoff Chriftian, fhoemaker 431 N Front
Wolmon Richard, laborer 262 High
Wonderly David, vic'\ualler 17 SalTafras alley
JFonderly Jacob, victualler 81 N Eighth
Wonderly Wm. viaualler lOzN Eighth, 9 O.
Shambles
JVood Catherine, (lore keeper 8 N Second !
jrood Cornelius, weaver 3 South alley
7f"ood George, carpenter next i85 S Fifth
Woods i^annah, widow 28 i S Front
Wood Thos. parchment maker 7 1 S Fifth
Wood James, grocer 6 Saffafras
Wood James, merchant il7 N Front, 47 ^Fater
Wood John, carpenter 6 Creffons alley
Wood Wm. baker Shackemuxen
Wood Garet, painter Sec. 17 Appletree alley
Wood Sophia, boardinghoufe 92 Saffafras
Wood James, merchant 22 Saffafras
V/ood Henry, cotton fpinner corner i2th 8c Walnut
Wood William, ftorekeeper 7i S Fifth
Wood William, plaifterer 11 Willings alley
Wood widow, boardii.g houfe i59 N Front
Wood Thomas, lace and fringe maker 65 Chefnut
W'oodby Thomas, laborer Walnut above lOth
Woodby Emanuel, mariner Middle alley
W^^odby Margaret, cake baker 5 Coombes alley
( 279 )
Woodhoufe James, M. D. i3 Cherry
Woodhoufe William, bookfeller, Sec. 6 S Front
Woodland T. W. taylor4i CrefTons court
Woodland ]Michael, carter near 297 Callowhill
Woodlan Ifaac, taylor i7 CrefTons alley
Woodman Jofeph, fea captain 51 Almond
Woodman William, accomptant 64 N Sixth
Woodruff Archibald, grocer 66 N Second
Woodruff David, flioemaker near ii9 Plumb
Woodfide Mrs. corner of 3d and Pine
Woodward Charles, accomptant i7i N Second
Woodward Wm.W. printer, bookfeller and flationer
52 S Second, corner Chefnut
Woodward Thomas, fea captain corner Pine Sc 5d
Woodward Sarah, fpinfter Juniper lane
Woodward , mariner Strembachs court
"Wooler Martin, boarding honfe 164 Saffafras
Woolley George, bricklayer 84 Crown
Woolfton Benjamin, carpenter 5 Strawberry alley
Work Samuel, carpenter 277 S 3d
Workman V/illiam, grocer I26 Swanfon
W^orknot Conrad, farm.er Beach ft
Worknot Martin, farmer Hanover ft
Wormftead Michael, laborer 98 Swanfon
WorrellJohn, coach painter 42 Carpenter ft
Worrell Ifaiah, carpenter 18 St. Johns ft
Worrell Jofeph, carpenter 46 S Sixth
Worrel Robert, flioemaker 44 German
Wcrrel Jonathan, ftioemaker 93 Mulberry
Worrill J. fnoemaker 157 Coates
W^ort William, carter i2th above Walnut
Worth James, merchant 125 S Second
VVorthington Sarah, widow 352 N Front
Worftall Matthew, fhoemaker 40iN Second
Wotherington Cezar, fruiterer 103 S Fifth
Wotherfpoon Thomas, mei chant 24 Sc 36 S Front
\V ray James, oak cooper i39 N Water
"W ray Andrew, grocer 166 Swanfon
Wray William, grocer 5 and 7 High
Wray , fea captain 184 S Water
Wright Caleb, currier 65 Walnut
Wright Enojh, taylor 80 Mulberry
Wright George, wood Ikwer i83 St. Johns ft
{ 3«0 )
Wright John, innkeeper 8 Strawberry
Wright John, oak cooper 1 5 N Water & Says wharf
Wright John, caulker 573 S Front
Wright John, carter Walnut above Eighth
Wright John, foap and candle maker 154 Lombard
Wright Jof. failmaker 74 Union and 49 S wharves
Wright Malcom, copperfmith and tinplate worker
20 High and 34 Mulberry
Wright and Williamfon, failmakers Race ft wharf
Wright widow, 51 N Eighth
Wright Thomas, porter Hanover ft
Wright Thomas, (hoemaker li5 S Second
Wright Wm. failmaker 42 Saffafras
Wright Sarah, ftiopkeeper 349 S Front
Wright Robert, failmaker 29 S Fourth
Wright Sarah 8c daughter Millers alley
Wright Wm. mariner 74 Chriftian
Wroth Wm. fea captain 85 Chriftian
WyandJohn, baker 33 N Front
Wyand Henry, baker l24 S Second
Wyatt Robert, carpenter 74 N Fourth
Wynerton widov**, huckfter 54Coates
Wynman George, fugar boiler 66 N Fourth
Wynkoop Benjamin, gentleman 15 1 S Water
Wynn Peter, watchman i9 Appletree alley
"V^'yand Conrad, blackfmith 70 N Sixth
Wyman Samuel, HolTmans alley
Wythe Daniel, painter 59 N Third
. X AGER CASPER, whitefmith back a$6 SafTufras
Yard James, merchant 37 S Fourth
Yard Jeffe, fhipwright Queen K
Yard Lewis, 137 & 139 Flumb
Yard Shandy, mariner 152 b 1 ifth
Yardfey James, fea captain 350 S Front
Yarnal Ellis, ironmonger 39 High
Yeager , cedar cooper 268 Saifafras
Yeager John, IkindrelTcr 284 N Front
Yeager John, Ihoemaker i03 Suifafras
Yerley Wm. merchant 58 Mulberry
Yerley Richard, Ihopkeeper 172 N Second
y^fterday David, laborer 26 Chrifti,aft
C ^8i J
Yoeman James, mariner 207 S Third
Yocom James, laborer 74 N Sixth
Yohe George, innkeeper 2OO Sc 202 High]
Yopfl: John, Ihoemaker 118 N Front
Yoes John, laborer near 46 Crown
Yorke 8c Lippincott au6lioneers, 39 S Front,
Yorke Samuel, mariner 31 Catherine ■
Yorke Peter, fea captain 265 S Front
Young Elizabeth, widow 73 George ft
Young Andrew, taylor corner Poplar lane and 3d
Young widow of Benjamin, 47 Catherine
Young Benj. fhipw right Beech
Young Charles, grocer 259 S Fifth
Young i/enry, fugar boiler Cherry K.
Young Chriflian, wheelwright Frankford road
Young James, plumber Locuft above 1 1th
Young Henry, laborer 257 Catherine -
Young John, teacher 222 Lombard
Young John, accomptant 75 N Fifth
Young Thomas, carpenter 60 S Second
Young James, boardinghoure 2OI S Front
Young Mrs. ready made colours for all nations 126
N Fourth
Young John, &; Wm. foapboilers 1 94 Vine
Young C. broker & commifiion merchant 27 Pine
Young Jacob, carter 248 N Third
Young Daniel, fugar boiler Flanover
Young Henry, gilder 262 S Front-
Young Jacob, blackfmith 267 Saffafras
Young Jacob, painter & glazier 34i N .Second
Young James, boardinghoufe 20i S Front 2OO water
Young \\ m. grocer 29 PaiTyunk road
Young James, mariner Eleventh below Spruce
Young Peter, grocer 407 S Second
Young John T.^ M. D. 45 S N Second
Young John; watchman 5 \A'aggoners alley
Young Jofeph, grocer 146 Brown
Young Lewis, cabinet maker 79 Cedar
Young Lewis, innlieeper 1 Carpenter C*
Young Nicholas, ihip joiner 220 N Front
Young Philip, blackfmith near 38 New
Young Samuel harbour mailer i70 S Front-
Young Samuel, merchant 448 N Second
A a 2.
{ 282 )
Young Charles, taylor 46 N Second
Young Thomas, fhocmaker 202 S Second
Young Thos. fawyer Hanover
Young Wm. carver Spruce above Eighth
Young Wm. accomptant 125 N Fourth
Young Win. merchant, warehoufe next 2i Bank ft
Young Wm. boot & fhoemaker 2.4 Chefnut
Young Wm. Sc John foap boilers i37 N Sixth
Young Samuel, fruiterer 171 N Second
Y'oures George, blackfmith 546 N Third
z
ANE JOHN, gentleman 36 Fanners alley
Zane John, accomptant 36 Farmers alley
Zantzinger Thos. B. attorney at law Sc clerk of the
Aldermans court, office City //all and dwelling
High
Zantzinger Henry, i8 N Sixth
Zargable Anthony, flioemaker l29 New ft
Zargeppel Godfrey, ftioemaker 17 XIV C'himnies
Zeas George, merchant j44 Swanfon
Zebly Rudolph, carter 468 Saffafras
Zehrens Anthony, Ikindreffer 297 N Third
Zeifs z/ndrew, baker 23 N Seventh
Zeilin Jacob, tavernkeeper 161 Chefnut
Zeiner Thos. laborer 48 I N Third
Zell Chriflopher, 2i y/ppletree alley
Zeller T)aniel, merchant 126 N Third
Zelier Jacob, bookbinder i2l N Third
Zeller John, cabinetmaker ii5 Saffafras
Zelier Philip, fliopkeeper il5 SafCafras
Zelier John, grocer 79 Sallafras^
Zelier Mary, teacherefs li9 N Third
Z-lItr Wm. carpenter ii5 ^aifafras
Zerbin Fhilipina, tavernkeeper i62 N Third
Zigler yinn, midwife 74 New ft
Zigler Jacob, Infpe6\or of Lumber 74 New
Zigler Samuel, drover i25 Callowhill
Zigler Wm. carpenter 312 N Second
Zimmerman yidam, taylor 38 New
Zimmerman Jacob, weaver 341 CallowhiU-
Zimmerman Jacob, laborer James ft
Zink Tobias, porter Charlotte
SCHEDULE
Of the whole number of persons ivlthln the several
JOistriSls of the United States^ taken according
to ** An ASl providing for the enumeration of
the Inhabitau^s of the United States,"^^ passed
Mar eh Ist, 1790.
C/3
FREE WHITES.
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22435
22328
40505
16
85539
N Hamp
36086
34851
70160
630
i58
141885
Maine
24384
24748
46870
538
96540
Massachu
95453
87289
190582
5463
378787
R Island
16019
15799
32652
3407
948
68825.
Connefti
66523
54403
117448
2802
2764
237946
New York
83700
78122
152320
4654
21324
340120
N Jersey
45251
41416
83287
2762
11423
184139
Pennsyl
110788
106948
206363
6.537
3737
434373
Delaware
11783
12143
22384
3899
8387
59094
Maryland
55915
51339
101395
8043
103036
319728
Virginia
110936
116135
215046
12866
292627
747610
Kenvucky
15154
17057
28922
114
12430
73677
N Carolina
69988
77506
140710
4975
100572
393751
S Carolina
355.76
37722
66880
1801
398
107094
240073
Georgia
13103
14944
25739
29264
82548
I'otal, 3,893,6^5-
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6271
10277
15365
3417
35691
N. do.
\
Truly stated from the original returns deposited in the office
•f the Secretary of State.
THOMAS JEFFERSOF^
October 'UMb, 1791.
Enumeration of Persons in the several DistriSls oj
the United States, according to " An Act pro-
vidi?ip- for the second census or enwneration of
UAMES OT
DISTRICTS.
FREE WHIIE MALES.
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Massachusetts
Maine
Connefticut
Vermont
Rhode Island
New York
Supplemental return from do.
New Jersey
Pennsylvania E ast
Ditto West
Delaware
Maryland inclusive of Wash-
ington coxinty in Columbia
Baltimore cc additional return
Eastern distrift in Virginia
Columbia district in Virginia
Western District of Vir£,inla
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Kentuci<.y
Territory N W river Oliio
Indiah territory
Missisipjn territory.
a Tennessee
b Maryland (cor'ecied)
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30694
63646
27970
37946
29420
9945
33161
16936
33900
52767
50459
8250
33520
567
57S37
889
34601
14881
3250r
1230-^
1940?
12046
5352
36953
7320
15859
24438
21623
4437
16581
• 226
25998
320
14502
16379
37905
12900
21683
13242
5889
40045
9230
16301
129393
24869
5121
63118 27073
37411
19841
37274
9362
854
999
19227
36751
16156
8469
1434
3647
34
350
17589
3972'r
15318
23180
16544
5785
52454
9140
19956
33864
25469
5012
20560 22169
343
34588
557
15674
31209
19344
10914
17699
4833
645
780
7194 8282 8352
17743121929 23553
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11715
1348
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18976
8076
4887
25497
6358
12629
20824
17761
2213
12617
249
190C7"
221
11134
18688
10244
4957
9238
1955
262
990
4125
13712
* Persons 766 added to the particular items of this return. :
a This return has been received since the commur.«icaiion of
the above aijgregate to Cong\-ess.
the inhabitants of the United State.'i,^'' Passed
FebruarLf the 2Sth, one thousand eight hun^
dred.
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22463
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31506
20363
11240
18646
102465
317848
571
222
375
318
199
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847
4276
54597
25469
34307
32641
18821
18194
322199
676682
670
313
479
473
189
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5949
32726
13566
15923
8632
15169
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203518
590i^4
23874
32989
30665
17514
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133296
478103
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15857
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3185
146151
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34949
13433
15524
14934
7075
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40343
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8644
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3861
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45365
791
280
424
393
115
163
135
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953
376
352
426
165
182
3489
8850
8756:6
5172312
18450
7042
8554
6992
3491
309
13584
105602
34703
16787
22915
21725
12180
19987
197707
34^692
b This remm has also been since received, and is stated by tkc
Marshal to be a more corred return than the first, (above.)
fr.iere Sound. St.igee
Allentown Stage
Amwell Stage
Balrimore [a] Pilot
Bethlehem Stage
Boundbrook Stage
Bui le^wn Siage
C2pe-May Stage
Carlisle Stage
Chambersbiirtj Stage
ChesnuthiU [^.] Stage
Dover [c] Stage
Easton Stage
Federal Ci-y Stage
Fredericktov-n Stage
Frankfoi-d [al Stage
Gecrgetov/n fcl Pilot
Germantown j'S tage
Harrisburgh Stage
Harrov.'gate Stage
Lancaster Stage
Little-York Stage
Mount-Holly Sta^je
New-Castle Of 1 Stage
" U. S. Mail
Nev/-York
i> Commercial
Federal Line
ci New Line
Diligence
Swiftsure
Stage
Stage
Stage
S'age
Uorfolk [J]
Norristown
Pottsgrove
Reading
Shippensburgh Stage
Trenton [,J] Stage
Tiickertown Stage
Westown School Stage
"Wilmington [^/] S'age
West-Chester Packet
Apoqulnlmink
Baltimore i
Boston
BordentowTi
Burlington
Fi'edericktown
Georgetown
New-Castle
New-York
Sassafras river
Trenton
Wilmington
Packet
Packet
Packet
Packet
Packet
Packet
Packet
Paclcet
Packet
Packet
Packet
Packet
Packet
W-vvhiceSwan, 105 Race
{■ 218 High street
Buck Inn, 130 N. Second
George Tavern
152 N. Fourth— 118 Third
LAUD AND WATER STAGES.
LAND STAGES.
Starts From • Time of Departure
in if' ?■ Sef ^d-85 Race Wednesdays S. Saturdays, 5 o'clock A. M
50 N. Fourth street - - Every Day (Sundays excepted) 8 o'clock, A. M,
Oid Ferry - - - Wednesdays, at 5 o'clock P M
o?o '^J!'^"— 218 High street Every Mondays, Thursdays & Fridays, at 5 A. M-
-^IH High street - - Mondays & Fridays, at 5 o'clock A M
50 J-l . Fourth— 118 Third St. Daily at 6, 7 & 9, A. M —3 4&6 A M
Franklin Inn, 59 N. Second Mondays, Wednesdays & Thursdays, at 5 A. M,
W.vh,r. «,..,„ infiHo.» Wednesdays & Thursdays, at 5 o'clock A.M.
I Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays, at 5 A. M.
Daily at 9 o'clodi A. M. & at 6 P. M.
Daily (Sundays excepted) at 6 o'clock A. M.
Daily at 8 o'clock A. M. and at 5 P. M.
106 Race— 2i8 High street Mondays, Thursdays & Fridays, at 5 A. M.
White Swan, 106 Race st. As Passengers offer
218-285 High street Daily (Sundays excepted) at 5 o'clock A. M.
213 High street - Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays, at 5 A. M.
Old Ferry - - Daily (Sundays excepted) at 2 o'clock P. M.
Franklin Inn, 59 N. Second Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays, at 4 A. M.
98 High street - - Daily at 7 o'clock, A. M.
SSUeir -■ -■ }Daily(Sundaysexcepted)J-2°'<^'°J„A.M.
Franklin Inn, 59 N. Second Every day at 2 o'clock A. M.
io"" N^Fourtrstreet' - } ^"^^'^ (Sundays excepted) at 8 o'clock A. M.
Franklm Inn, 59 N. Second Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays, at 4 o'clock A. M^
> Hay's Inn, 152 N. 4th.. Wednesdays at Sunrise
White Swan, 106 Race st. Every Thursday, at 5 o'clock A. M.
Dunwoody's Inn - Daily (Sundays excepted) at 5 o'clock A. M.
Cai-penter'sInn,82N.Froiit Everyday (Mondays excepted) at 7 o'clock A. M.
Old Ferry - - Tuesdays & Thursdays, at 2 o'clock P. M
94 Notth Second street Every Thursday, at 8 o'clock A. M.
George Tavern - - Every day (Sundays excepted) at 8 o'clock A. M.
130 N. Second — 50 S. 4th. Wednesdays & Saturdaysj at 8 o'clock A. M.
WATER STAGES AND PACKETS.
Hamilton's Wharf - Wednesdays & Saturdays
3 South Wharves - Every day (Sundays excepted)
Hamilton's Wharf - Wednesdays & Saturdays
Chesnut street Wharf As freight offers
Smith's Wharf - Sundays & Wednesdays, Tuesdays & Thursdays aT-
Old Ferry - - Every day [temately
3 South Wharves - Every day (Saturdays excepted)
Chesnut street Wharf
3 South Wharves - Every day (Saturdays excepted)
Old Ferry - - Sundays & Wednesdays, Tuesdays & Thirrsdays, al'
Hamil-on's Wharf - Wednesdays & Saturdays [temately
Old Feny - - Wednesdays & Saturdays
Beck's Wharf Every day.
TIME OF DEPARTURE FOR THE WINTER SEASON.
[a] 7 o'clock A. M.— [6] 3 o'clock P. M.— [c] Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays, at 8 o'clock A. M.— [(/]'
10 & 4 o'clock— [e] 7 o'cl-ck A. M.— [/] 9 & 3" o'clock— [^] Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays, 8 A. M—
[A] 10 o'clock A. M.— [!"] 10 A. M.— [ j] Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays, 8 o'clock A- M..— [,6] 8 o'clock
A. M.— [/] 9 o'clock A. M.
* Way Passengers are accommodated by this Line, to Scotchplains, Springfield, Somerset, Jenkintown,
Cross-Roads, Crooket-BiUet and Coryell's Ferry.
N. B. Passengers are ta,kcn in the Nem-Tork Stages, to Bristol, Princetown, New-Brunsii'ick, WoodbridgCi
Rahway, Elizabethtown & New -Ark.
J COM-PARArtVE STATEM-Em-
OF THE
NUMBER Q¥ DEATHS,
Wrich occurred erxh Day in the City and Sub^tbs, froni the lfi.^of Airgust, to the fit.
Ti November, in the Year., 1?95-1797-I798-1799 & 1.803.-Dunng t!,e
Pbevaicssce of the contagious & MALIGX.ANT FEVERS.
0
AUGUST. 1
SEPTEMBER.
OCTOBER.
1793
1797 1798
5 '^
1799
9
1802
11
1793
19
1797
16
1798
48
1799
10
1802 J 1793 1
10 76
1797
22
1798 1799
85 8
1302
1
2
3
4
9
8
8
4
4
10
14
19
11
41
9
4 69
17
83
10
14
9
10
6
10
16
18
17
28
23
13 79
24
49
5
7
10
5
8
19
24
19
65
12
5 60
27
4b
12
5
5
10
6
7
9
10 1
25
15
67
20
6 J 72
14
36
15
fi
9
11
Q
7
10
26
9
50
14
5 77
17
38
4
8
12
9
7
11
22
13
52
31
10 83
21
25
16
11
o
g
7
10
9
8
43
16
63
9
10 • 91
8
29
13
8
q
11
0
12
8
10
36
32
73
30
8 103
13
20
12
9
70
9
10
7
10
15
31
. 27
74
14
8 97
7 119
20
14
10
10-
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8
9
16
10
9
27
30
73
19
14
43
10
9
T>
6
8
20
9
4
35
27
71
17
10 111
15
41
5
9
Ti
11
8
17
8
4
38
18
57
17
11 105
19
27
8
4
14
6
11
20
9
5
49
17
61
9
3 83
13
40
7
7
1^
9
7
27
10
10
56
23
60
3
12: 82
7
34
9
7
Ifi
7
10
17
9
12
69
15
62
15
: 10 71
7 81
11
32 ' a
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7
12
15
8
11
82
16
68
9
15
25 5
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8
9
19
19
3
72
15
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14
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61
19
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19
10
8
8
10
24
16
12
11
6
4
64
16
53
69
11
11
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12
66
58
11
5
. 34
19
7
5
9
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61
6
73
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11
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3
77
15
68
16
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83
7
20
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14
13
20
18
4
70
28
71
20
12
56
5
22
VA
17
11
25
21
8
97
23
63
15
10
42
5
17
16:
25
16
17
12
14
40
" 48
20
■ 23
8
' 8
88
58
33
24
80
77
21
■ 24
14
11
36
25
5
10
16
-f\
•/6
77
18
16
34
13
. 9
62
-14
86
15
&
17
8
20
10 •'
^8
22
14
36
10
7
55
17
106
16
16
25
5
16
16;
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23
10
33
12
8
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21
75
9
14
19
5
22
n
so
20
14
45
■ 14
7
. 64
24
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13
11
17
9
1,5
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31
17
9
31
19
7
;
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■■ 21
4
16
■ i
r.
361
303
626
375
262
1514
. 579
2004
465
, 284
2045
386
943
175
289
RECAPITULATION
175
>3.
1
'97.
1798.
1799.
1802.
August
._ 361
August. .
303 .
iugust 636
September 2094
August
Septeniher
..375
August
262
September
1-514
Septembe
r 579 .
-.465
September....
28*
2045
386 (
October
Total
175
289
..82
■Noventbe
■ Total —
r. 24
-1015
To
W
40
Q2
1
292
Total —
353,'
Total
- 835-.
'/ The Return of deaths in the Years, 1793 — 1797 & 1798 are continued in the above Recjvpitui-atios.,
to th; Fifth of November,, inckisive-
APPENDIX.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
POLICE.
Matthew Lawler, Mayor. Moses Lew, Recorder.
ALDERMEN.
John Baker,
John Douglas,
Philip S. Phvsick,
Jon. B. Smith,
Robert Wharton,
John Inskeep,
John C. Stocker,
Philip Wager,
Samuel Carswel!.
T.B.Zantzinger, CUrk.
Jacob Baker,
Michael Hillegas
Andrew Pettit,
Alexander Tod,
John Barker,
SELECT COUNCIL.
Robt. PatterstxijPre^. George Bartram, Step.S. Duponceau
Guy Bryan, Mathew Carey, Thomas Parker,
Stephen Girard, Leonard Kehmle, Sam. Vv'etheriil.sen.
Henry Pratt, James Sharswood, JohnL. Leib, ClerL
Andrew Bayard, COMMON COUNCIL.
Thos. Leiper, Pie^.
Alex. J. Dallas,
John Goodwin,
Andrew Kennedy,
Jacob Mitchel,
Chandler Price,
William Stewart,
George A. Baker,
Robert Cochran,
Samuel Elliot,
John Harrison,
Andrew Leinau,
Robert Porter,
William Dalzel,
Hugh Henry,
Alexander Cook,
A^^iam Powell,
WiUiam Rush,
Thontas Tompkins Benjamin Sav,
Paul Cox, Joseph Scot', Cler.':.
Treasurer, Mahlcn 'D\c\i&Y^ov., Solkltor.
CONSTABLES.
John Miller, High Constable, 60 North Fourth-street,
City Constables.
[Constables' Office No. 73 Dock-street.J
Names. Residaice. V/ards.
Breece Charles, - - 144 Lombard, Cedar
Burkhart Frederick, - 14^ N. Fifth, - . . _ High-street
Clark John, 53 S. Fifth, - - - . . Deck
Durnel Thom.as,
Facundu-s Jacob,
Forrest Thomas,
Cass Gecrge, - -
Hunt Richard, - -
Malonejohn, S. -
Rocker.burg Samuel,
Seyfert Conrad,
Springer John, - -
Stowers John, - -
Walker Stephen
- -^ 380 S. Fourth, - - New-Marker
- Walnut above Se\'enth, . - Lociist
Walnut l>etween lOrh and llth,
- - 84 Deck. ....
- 28 S. Fourth, -
• 559 Mulherrv-, - -
- 53 S. V''a:er, -
- 50 Sa?safr?.s, - -
92 N. Fritfth, - .
7 Laeti'iaCmrt,
19 FUbert.srree% -
CITY COMMISSIONERS.
Nathan Roys, James Kerr, Peter Kraft and Thomas Willis-
C L erk s o/" High-street and Hill Markets.
Tlumia* iJradley, William OijveT, and James Stewart.
South
- - - Walnut
- - - Middle
Noith Mulberry
Uj>per Delavare
Lower Delaware
South Muibeiry
- - - Cbesriut
- North Ward
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DISTRICT OF SOUTHWARK.
Board of Commissioners. .
Wm. Penrose, Pres. Wm. T.Donaldson, James Engle,
Thomas Bickham, Isaac Hozey, Robert Irvvin,
Thomas Davis, Robert M'Mullen, George Rehn,
Jacob Greble, Daniel Sutherland, John Thompson,
John M'Cloud, John Curtis, Jno. Workman, Clerk'
tjeorge Sheed, sen.
Justices of tke Peace.
Ebenezer Ferguson, John Grover, William Robinson, Senr.
William Robinson, sen. Notary Public, 320 S. Front.
■^ David Combs, 3o German-street.
Constables, v George Weaver, 40 Plurnb-street.
3 George Sheed, jun. 271 S. Fifth-street.
MOYAMENSING.
Justices of the Peace. Michael Kul\n and John Hunter.
Constable. Joshua Raybold, 53 Fitzwalter-street,
NORTHERN LIBERTIES.
Justices of the Peace.
Jos. CouT>erthwaite, Peter Browne, George Budd,
Samuel Garrigues, Frederick Wolbert.
Samuel Garrigues, Notary Public.
-\ Jacob Belsterling, 382 N. Third-street,
[ George Cress, 328 N. Second-street.
Constables. >^^^^^ Shillingforth, 517 N. Third-street.
J Jacob Vanderslice, 360 N. Front-street.
Israel Israel, Sheriff. John Dennis, Coroner.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Cornelius Comegys, President.
Samuel Pancoast, Junr. Treasurer.
JSityofPhiladdpJyta, i Richard H.Morris, Samuel Harvey,
James Robertson, James Crukshank,
Benjn. F. Garrigues.
Soutfyaark. V/illiam T. Dounaldson, Joseph Conrade.
Moyamtnsing A ndrew H ann i s.
Northern Liberties. Samuel Noble, Daniel Bickley,
Benjamin F. Garrigues, Secretary.
GUARDIANS OF THE POOR.
William Phillips, No. 7 From the North side of South-street,
224 South Front-st 5 to the South side of Pine-street.
John Welsh, No. 42 S. ? From the North side of Pine-street to
Sixth-street. 5 '^^e south side of Spruce- street.
Israel Morris, corner of 5 From the North side of Spruce-street
Pear and Dock-sts. 3 to the South side of Walnut-street.
Joseph Price, No. 79 5 From the North side of Walnut-street
Market-street. 3 to the SoutU side of Chesnut-strect.
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John Elliott Cresson,No. ") From the North side of Chesnut-streat
54 Market-street. 3 ^^ the^South side of Market-sti-eet.
Sanniel Hodgdon, No.-^p^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^.^^ cf Market-street
126 Arch-street. and ^^^ ^^ g^^^^ ^. ^^ ^^ Arch-street,
btemmetz s whari. j
Abraham M. Garrigxies, 1 From the North side of Arch-street to
No. 139 Market -street. 3 the South side of Race-street.
James Smith, No. 158 ") From the North side of Race-street t»
N. Front-street. 3 the South side of Vine-street.
Norileni Liberties.
Joseph Thomas, No. 23 ^ From the North side of Vire-street t»
Cable Lane and N. E. ( Pegg's Run, and from the East side of
corner ofVine& Water r" Second-street to the S. side of Brown-
streets. J street to the river Delaware.
Charles Rubicam, No. ") From the West side of Second-street
387 N. Second-street. 3 and to the N. of Pegg's Run.
- 1 -o. 1 1. • 1 "^From the North side cf Brown -street.
Jacob Deal, Pomt road. /^ ^^^^ ^.^^ ^^ Second-street, includ-
Kensington. ^ .^^^^ Kensington to the river Delaware.
Soutbxvark.
Joshua Ash, S. W. cor-"^ From the West side of Second-street to
ner of Front and Chris- vthe S. side cf Shippen-street, bounded
tian streets. J by Passyunk road and Keeler's lane.
Robert Erwine, N. W."^ From the river Delav.-are, the N. side?
corner of Fouith and V of Almond and Shippen streets to Soa::h
Shippen streets. j street, and E. of Passyunk road. !'
^ T) t x-' o^-~) From the E. side of Second-street and
George Rehn, No. 3oo f „ 1,1 ^ w •>
St- .\ > >Keeler s lane to Almona-strtet tc i.te
S. Front-street. C .
J nver.
LIST
Ofihe Streets J Lanes^ Alleys and Courts^ in the Citify
Soiithxuark. Norther 7i Liberties £i? KensitiQ-tont
/\LMOND STREET; from the Delaware to 315 Second,
between Shippen street and Cox's alley
Appletree alley; froir. 50 North Fourth, to 35 Fifth street
Arch street ; (see Mulbeiry)
Apps lane ; fromX^ieen to Bedford, between Mi Iberr;.' and Shac-
kemuxen streets, (Kensington)
Artiller>- lane ; from 342 North Front, to 363 Second street
Bailly's court ; opens next 7 ^'emcn street
Ball alley; from 120 Cedar, to 77 Shi]:ipen strfet
Ball's alley ; from the Delaware, to 391 Noith Front strec?
Beach street; from the intersecfliou of Qi xen and Penn streets,
rumiing Nor:;h to Bishop street, (Kensington)
Bishop street ; froRi Beaca to Qiieen street, (Kensington)
£arik street; (formerly called White horse alley) from 70 Higk
to 69 Chesnut street
Bakers alley ; from 55 New, to 70 Vine-street
Becks alley ; from 172 Swanson, to 453 Front street
Bearsrickers court ; from 68 North Sixth street
Biddies alley ; from 78 High, to 9 Elbo-vv lane
Burds alley ; from 78 Catherine, to Qiieen street
Black horse alley ; from 20 South Front, to 19 Second street
Boltons court ; from 16 South Sixth street
Brittons alley ; from the Delaware, to 205 North Water street
Branch street ; from 130 North Third, to 59 Fourth street
Brewers alley ; from 190 North Second, to near 113 Fourth strccr
Brown street; from Cheny, to Vienna street (Kensington)
Brown street ; from 414 North Front to Fourth, between Ccatcs
street and Poplar lane
Browns court; from 34 Sassafras street
Brooks Court ; from 126 North Front street
Brooks alley ; from 99 Coates street, running North
Becks street ; from 7 and Passyunk road, running West
Bedford street; from Hanover to Shackemuxen, West of Ch^ny
street, (Kensington)
Eranners alley ; from Schievelys alley to 180 Vine street
Erus'ers court ; from Qiieen, near the Frankford road
BlackbeiTv alley; from Vv''alnut to Spruce, and from Pine t»
Lombard, between Eighth and Ninth streets
r>raufords alley; from 246 South Seventh, to Eighth street
Budd street ; from 37 Green, to above Brown, between Front and
Second street
Bulers court; from 37 Budd street
Cable lane; from 19 Vine, to Margaretta, between Front and
Second streets
Charles s*reet ;' from 335 Callowhill, running North
Charlotte street ; from 121 Brown, to Poplar lane, between Third
and Fourth streets
ChciT}- street ; from Qiieen, to the Frankford road, (Kensington)
Cullowldll street; from the Delaware to Schu)lhill, and between
Vine street and Peggs run
Carl jles alley ; from 46 South Fifth street
Carpenters street; from Sixth to Seventh, between High and
Chesnut streets
Carpenters street ; from Second street road to Passyunk read, and
between Christian and Prime streets
Cedar street; from the Delaware to Schuyllcill, between Lom-
' bard and ShJppen svreers
Catherine street ; from the Delaware to Schuylkill, between Ship-
pen and Qiieen streets
CaufTmanr, court ; froml4Chem- street
Chancery b.ne ; from 15 Coombs r.Uey, to 32 Mulberry street
Clieiry street; from 74 North Th'.rd, to Tenth, and continued
' fnm Eleventh to the Schuylkill, between Muibeny & Sassafras
Chesnut street; from the Delaware to Schmlkill, and between
High and Walnut street*
#harch iUey ; from 20 North Second, to 11 Third street
Christian street; from the Delaware to Schuylkill, aad between
Qiieen and Prime streets
Clover alley; from 90 South Fifth, to 125 Sixth street
Coates street ; from the Delaware to the Ridge road, a»d betweelV
Brown and Green streets
Coates court; from 31 Cable lane
Coates alley ; from 134 North Front, to 151 Second street
Coombs alley ; from 44 North Front, to 51 Second street
Coopers court ; from 404 North Front street
Crab street ; from opposi re 145 Cedar, to 2 Oak street
Cressons alley; from 56 North Fifth, to 91 Sixth street
Cressons court; from 61 CheiT}' street
Crooked Billet alley; from 17 S. Wharves, to 21 Water street
Crown street; from 155 Sassafras, to above Wood, andbetweerr
Fourth and Fifth streets
C\'press alley ; from 144 South Third, to 79 Fourth street
Carters alley ; from 66 South Second street, running West
C^xs alley ; from 300 South Front, to 323 South Second street
Church court; from 69 North Eighth street
Cen re alley ; from 11th to 12th, between Walnut and Locust
Dock street; from 138 South Front and 15 Spruce street, to ©f
South Third, between Chesnut and Walnut streets
Drinkers court ; from 66 Union street
Drinkers alley; from 108 North Front, to 119 Second street
Duke street; running N &. S from Palmer to ^Vood street
Deans alley; from "Walnut, running South, between llth jj)d
12th streets
Elfreths alley ; from 94 North Front, to 105 Second street
Eighth street (South) from 266 High, to Cedar, and betweeft
Seventh and Ninth streets.
Eighth street (North) ; from. 301 High, to above CallowhiU, artd
between Seventh and Ninvlistreets
Elizabeth street ; from 164 South Sixth, to Seventh, betvreen
Spruce and Lombard streets
Elmsleys alley ; from 118 South Second street
Etris' court; from 128 North Fifth street
Emlens alley ; from 5 Powell, to Cl-Dver alley
Eleventh street (North) ; from High to \^ine, betu'een Tenth antf
Twelfth streets
Eleventh street (South) from High to Cedar, between Tenth and
Twelfth sti-eets
Elbow lane ; from Bank to Third street
Fanners alley ; (commonly called Sugar alley) from 32 Nortk
Sixth, to 23 Seventh street
Farmers row ; from 107 Sou' h Second street
Fayette street ; from. 53 Philbert, to 260 Mulberry street
Filbert street ; (see Philbert street)
Fearis' alley ; from 148 North Fi ont street
Fifth street (North) ; from 197 High, to Vine alley, andbctweci^
Fourth and Sixth streets
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Fifth street (South); from 168 High, to Catherine, bctvre«ii
Fourth and Sixth streets
Fitzwalter street ; from 32 Passyunk road
Fullers alley ; from Swanson, to 403 south Front street
Fomth street (North) ; from 155 High, to the Germantown road#
and between Third and Fifth streets
Fourth street (South); from 128 High, to Carpetiters, between
Third and Fifdi streets
Frankford road; from the Upper Bridge, running North
Franklin court ; from 106 High street
Frombergers court ; from 34 North Second street
Front sti-eet (South) from 14 High, to Prime, and between Watei*,
Penn, and Second streets
Front street (North) from 21 High, to the interse£lion of the
Germantown and Ii-ankford roads
Garden street ; from 297 Callowhill street
Gaskill street ; from 238 South Second, to 229 Fifth, andbetvyecm
I^ombard and Cedar streets
George street; from 24 Gaskill, to 31 German streets
Germantown road; from the intersedlion of Front street and
Frankford road
GlUasses alle:/ ; from 136 Lombard, to 189 Cedar streets
Goddards alley; from 2 Cable lane, to 211 North Second streCT-
Grays alley; from 62 Sou!:h Front, to 79 Second streets
Grindstone alley ; from 81 High, to Church alley
Gcforth alley ; from 67 Dock, to 72 Chesnut streets
Greenleafs court ; from 10 Souh Foiu-th street
Green s'ree:; from 358 North Front, to above the York road
Grisels alley ; from 13 Fitzwalter, to Litde Oak streets
GaiTigues' court ; frr m 213 Sassafras
Groffs court ; frorr. 57 Race street
Harmony court; from 76 South Third, to A7 Fourth street
Hartungs alley ; from 26 North Second, to 31 Third streets
Hoffmans alley ; from 61 Cherry, to 114 Sassafras streets
Hurst streec; from 146 Lombard, to 191 Cedar streets
High street J from the Delaware to Schuylkill, and betwecit
Mulberr)' and Chesnut streets
Hopjilns' court ; from near the interse«5lion of the Germantown
rotfJ and Second street
Hanover street ; from Beech sti-eet to Frankford road (Kens.)
Hud&onslancv from Passyimk road below Catherine street
Huddles alley; from the Delaware, to 79 Swanson street
IIud.soi\3 alley ; from 112 Chesnut street, to Harmony court
Huntei-s court ; f" n North Eleventh, between High & Philbert
Jones alley; from i5 Mary's alley
Juniper lane v from St. George, to Walnct, between Eleventh and
Twelfth sti-eets
Juniper alley J from Tenth, to Jumper lane, between St. Georges
and Walnut streets
James street;
Jones alley ; (Northern Liberties) from 52 Brown street
KLeys alley ; from 160 North Front, to 183 Second street!
XnigUts court f £rom 170 Cherry street
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KuiTckle street ; from Brewers alley, to Peggs ruti, and between
Second and Third street s
Laetitia court ; from 30 High street, to Black horse alley
Laurel street; from 39 Spruce street, to York court
Liberty court; from 9 Artillery lane, to 6 Green street
Lilley alley ; from St. Tammany, to 74 Green streets
LitdeOak street; from Fifih, to Spaftord, between Shippenand
Fitzwalter streets
Little Dock street; from 50 Spruce, to 177 S Second streets
Locust street ; from 124 South Sixth, to the Schuylkill, and be-
tween Walnut and Spruce streets
Xombard street ; from 212 South Front, to the Schuylkill, and
between Pine and Cedar streets
Loxleys alley; from 115 Mulberry, to 20 Cherry street
Loxleys court ; from 30 Spruce street
Laurence street ; from 255 Vine, to Callowhill, and betweeft
Seventh and Eighth streets
M'CuUoughs court ; from 144 North Front street
Maiden street; from the Delav.are, to the interseAion of the
German town road and Front street
Margaretta sti-eet ; from 258 North Front, to 275 Second street
Market lane ; from 98 North Eleventh s' reet
Mary sti-eet; from 496 South Front, to 505 Second streets
Mar.s alley ; from 27 Gillases alley, to South Sixth street
Ma. locks court ; from 12 Spruce street
Meade alley; from 90 Swanson, to 349 South Second, and be-
tween Shippen ai;id Catherine streets
Merrits lane ; from South Foui vb, to Passyunk road, and between
Catherine and Cai-pen ers streets
Merediths row ; froni the Ycrkroail, above Noble street
Mifilins alley; from 112 South Second street
Moravian alle} ; from 77 Miuberry, to 70 Sassafras streets;
Mulberry court ; frcm 8 North Sixth
Minor street ; frcm 4 South Fifth, to 3 Soil, h Sixth streets
Mulberry strce? ; (K.eni.!r.gton) from the Delav/are, to Frankford
road, betv/een Hanover and Shackemuxen streets
Middle alley; from 168 South Sixth, to Sevendi streets
Malt alley ; frrm 206 Sassafras, to Nichcisons court
Millers alley; between Broad and Schuylkill Seventh, &. between.
Sassafras and Vine streets
New street; from 158 North Second, to near 93 Fourth streets'
Nicholsons court; from 113 Cherry street
Ninth street (South) r from 112 High, to Cedar, and between
Eighth and Tenth streets
Ninth street (North) ; from 339 High, to Vine, and between
Eighth and Tenth streets
Noble street ; from 320 North Front, to Fifth, and continued abov©
8th in Spring Gardens, between Callc>A hill & Vine alley
Norris' ^lley ; from 68 South Front, to 87 Second streets
North alley ; from 36 North Fifth, to 39 Sixth streets
Gak street ; (Northern Liberties) a continuation of North Water
above Front street Bridge, and between the Delaware ani
Froat street
C viii ;
Oak street* from 22 Crab, to 31 Passyunk road
Pilmer s:reet ; from Queen street, to Frankford road (Kens.)
Pine street ; from the Delaware to Schuylkill, and between Union
and Lombard streets
Penn street (Kensington) ; commonly called Point Pleasant, run-
ning North along the Delaware to Queen street
Philbert street ; from 24 North Eighth to the Schuylkill, betwcew
High and Mulberry streets
Penn street ; from Pine to Almond, between the Delaware and
South Front street
Pine alley ; from Ball alley to 235 South Fourth street
Parrams alley ; from 104Swanson, to 593 South Front street
Passyunk road; from 170 Cedar, running South, between Fourtk
Fifth and Sixth streets
Pearsons court; from 11 North Seventh street
Pear street ; from the interse^ion of Second and Dock^- to 83 $
Third streets
Peggs run ; from 290 North Front street
Pembertons alley ; from 85 New, to Vine streets
Pewterplatier alley ; from 14 North Front, to 17 Second street*
Pfeiifer's alley ; from 22 Cable lane, to 235 North Second street
Plum street ; from 320 South Second, to Fifth, between Shippe*
and German streets
Poplar lane ; from 468 North Second, to the Ridge road, and
above Brown street
Powell street ; from 100 South Fifth, to Sixtk street
Prime street; from the Delaware to Passyunk road, below Ca-
therine street
ProspeA alley; from Fayette to the Schuylkill, between Midbeny
and Philbert streets
Prune street; from 112 Sou-h Founh, to near 81 Sixth street*
Penny rcv\- ; from 227 South Third, to George streets
Quarry street ; from 36 Moravian alley, to 101 N Third street
Queen street (Kensington) ; from the interse&ion of Penn and
Bishop streets, to the Frankford road
Queen streets ; from the Delaware to Third, and between CaK
therine and Christian street*
Race street ; (see Sassafras street)
Randolphs court ; from 126 Noith Second street
Reads alley ; from 190 Cedar, to 5 Small street*
Relief street ; from 218 South Front, to 237 Second streets
Relief alley; from 77 Dock street, to 34 Carters alley
Richardscns court; from 159 Sassafras street
Rose alley ; from St. Tammany, near Third, to Brown streets
Rpwlinsons court; from 169 North Second street
Rasbcrry alley; from Locust, to Spruce, and between Ninth and
Tenth streets
Sassafras street ; from the Delaware to Schuylkill, and betwec*
Cherry and Vine streets
Schievelys alley ; from 14J. North Sixth, to SasBa&as allej
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Sars alley ; from 41 Bro^im street
Sassafras alley ; from 201 Sassafras, to SchTevelys alW
Second street (South); from 52 High, to Mary, and betwce*
Front and Third streets
Sccor.d street (North) ; from 61 High, to the Germa-ntown road,
and between Front and Third streets
Seitzs court; from 60 Sassafras street
Seventh street (South); from 228 High, to Cedar, and between
Sixtli and Eighth streets
Seventh street (North) ; from 263 High, to Vine, and betvree«
Sixth aiKl Eighth streets
ShcalFs alley ; en the West side of Eleventh, near Vine streets
Shepherds court ; from 36 North Third street
Simmonds court ; from 216 North Front street
Sims alley ; from the Delawaj-e to 15 South Water street
Seventh street (Little) ; from Walnut to Locust, between Sevent%
and Eighth streets
Sweeds alley ; cpens at 22 Christian street, nmning- Scuth
Shields alley ; from 140 South Ninth, to Rasbeny alley
Sansom street ; from Seventh, to Eighth, between Chesnut an3
Walnut streets
Shackemuken street ; from Qiieen street to the Fr»nkford road
Shippen street; from 266 South Front street to Pass\-unk roat^
and between Cedar, Almond and German streets
Sixtli street (South) ; from 192 High, to Passyunk road, and be»
rvveen Fifrh rnd Seventh streets
Sixth street (North) ; from 233 High, to Vine alley, and between
Fifth and Seventh streets
Small s*reet; from IPO South Fifrh, to Sixth streets
Smith alley ; near 211 South Third, to 32 Gaskill street*
Smiths court ; tr^-m 1'''5 Nor :h Eighth Street
South street ; (see Cedar street)
South aMey ; from 10 North Fif:h, to 7 Six^h streets
Spafibitl street; from 204 Shippen, to 45 FicTrwaher S'reets
Spruce street; from the Dela^vare to Schu}ikill, and between
Dc-ck and Union streets
Stamp'^s alley ; from 208 South Second, to 163 Third streets
Stalls court; from 213 Sassafras street
Starr alley ; from 63 Clierr}-, to 189 Sassafras streets
Sterling alley ; frTn 15 Cherry, to 118 Sassafras streets
Strawberr)' street ; from 58 High, to 55 Chesnut streets
Strembachs court; from 239 North Second street
Steinmet^s court; from 93 North Fourth street
St. Georges street; from 50 Scuth Sixth, to Broad, and betvc^een
Chesnu: and Walnut streets
St. Mar.'s street; from 220 South Sixth, to Eighth, x»idbetweet\
Lombard and Cedar streets
St. Johns street; frrtn 59 Vine, to the German town road, and
ber^veen Nor'h Second and Third streets
St. Tammany street; from 318 North Second, to the Gcrmxit
tov/n road above the bridge
Summers courts from 414 Souih Second $»e*t.
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Sfwansoa street ; from 10 Cedar, to Prime, and between the De-
laware and South Front street
Taper alley ; from 53 Green street
Taylors aller; from 58 South Front, to 73 Second streets
Tenth street [North] ; from High, to Vine, and between Ninth
and Eleventh streets
Tenth street [South] ; from High to Cedar, and between Ninth
and Eleventh streets
Third street [North] ; from 115 High, to the Germantown road,
anabetween North Second and Fourth streets
Third street [South]; from High to Christian, and between S
Second and Fourth streets
Turners alley; from 210 High, to Carpenters streets
Trusty court ; from 4 Locust street
Tun alley ; near 51 Somh Water street
Union street; from 166 South Front, to 79 Fourth, and betvvce*
Spruce and Pine streets
Union alley ; from 180 Sv-^anson, to 463 South Front streets
Vernon street ; from 44 Cedar, to 29 Shippen streets
Vienna street ; from Cherry, to ^Vest streets [Kensington]
Vine street; from the Delaware to Schuylkill, and between Sasi
safi-as and Callowhill streets
Vine alley; [commonly called Buttonwood lane] from the York
road, above Peggs run to the Ridge road
Waiggoners alley ; from 135 Chem", to 252 Sassafras streets
Walnut street ; from the Delaware to Schuylkill, and between
Chesnut and Dock streets
Warrefi street; from Beech, to Queen streets [Kensington]
Water street [Liitle] ; from Lombard street afley to 7 Cedar str.
Water street [ South] ; from 12 High, to Pine, and between the
Delaware and Front street
Water street [Noith] ; from. 16 High, to Peggs run, betwewa
the Delaware and North Front street
W^atkins court ; from 22 Moravian alley
.Webbs alley; fiom 221 Cherry, to 334 Sassafras streets
Welches court ; from 156 Spruce street
Wells alley ; from the Delav/are to 371 North Front street
Wests court ; from 27 Cable lane
West street ; from Wood, to Hanover streets [Kensington]'
William street ; from 347CalloAvhill street to Vine alley
Willings alley ; from 98 South Third, to 75 Fourth street
Wittmans court ; from 400 North Second street
Wood street ; from the York, to the Ridge roads, and between
Vine and Callowh.iU streets
Wood street ; from Qiieen street, near tlie Point road, Kensir.g.
Wallaces court; itom 12 North Front street
Woods court ; frotn 3 South jLlley
York road ; from the intersection of Vine and Fourth streets, to
the Germantown road
York court; fro?r» 105 South Third r.treet
Zane street ; from 32 North Seventh, to Eighth £tre«te
Zachary's court ; from near 37 Walnut street
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
CUSTOM-HOUSE,
Carpenters' bcii.dings, between 116& IISChesxut 5*
Peter Muhlenberg, Co/lector. Wm. Jackson, Surveyor.
John GraiT, Deputy Collector. J'^hn Graff, Weigher.
Wm. M'Phersrtn, Naval Officer. Wm. Thackara, Measurei\
Wm. Tilton, Dep. N. Officer. Wm. Milnor, Guagei:
Inspectors
Isaac Milr.cr,
William Tage,
James Smith,
Isaac Roach,
Robert Hopkins,
Benjamin Laurence,
Frederick Shv.ll,
N. B. Hours of transacting business at the Custora-Houge axe
from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Jonas Simcnds,
Andrew Burkhard,
Peter Ozeas,
Andrew Jackson,
Matthew Hale,
David Rose,
Joseph Mort,
Alexander Boyd,
Thomas Cash,
John Cress,
Joseph Allen, senr.
Benjamin Ashmead>
Benjamin Thomas,
Robert Jackson.
WARDENS OF THE PORT.
Office, 18 Walnut St.
Nathaniel Falconer, Master Warden.
Assistant Wardens,
Paul Cox, George Ord, Magnus Miller,
Robert Bethel, Robert Ralston, John Dennison, Clerk ^
N. B. Attandance given from 9 A.M. to 3 P. M. — On Satur-
days from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. and from 3 to 5 P. M.
INSPECTORS OF LUMBER.
Clement Humphreys, Head Inspector ojid Measurer of Lumber.
Joseph Wetherill, Christlieb BartUng, Jacob Zigler, Assists-
AVilham Preston, Thomas Hamilton,
INSURANCE OFFICE OF NORTH AMERICA,
(Coraer of Front and Walnut streets)
Directors elecied on the Second Tuesday in January.
Chs. Pettit, Presidt. Henrj- Hawkms, Matthew Pearcc,
Samuel Hodgdon,
Abel Hum.phreys,
John Inskeep,
Ebenezer Large,
Samuel Meeker,
Thomas Mifflin,
Joseph North,
Note. The principal objedls of insurances are, nuriae ris^iues*
jtgainst loss by fire, and on lives.
Andrew Bayard,
Lewis Clapier,
Cornelius Comeg)-s,
Daniel W.Coxe,
Thos. W. Francis,
Godfrey Hag^,
Alexander Henry,
James Read,
Robert Smith,
Jacob S perry,
William Stokes,
Joseph Taggert,
William Wain,
Jacob C. WikolF.
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_. LIST OF DUTIES
Tayable by law on all Goods, Wares and Mer-
chandize impoTted into the United States, from
and after the 30th June, 1 800, in American shipt
or vessels.
J^, B. If imported in foreign ships or vessels, an
addition is made cf 10 per centum to the amount
of duties.
A
R.MS, fire and side, not otherwise enu-
merated, or parts thereof * 15 percent, ad. val.
JJipparatns, philosophical, specially imported
for any seminar)- of learning free
Ale, beer, and porter, in casks or bottles, 8 cents per gallon
on value of the bottles 12 1-2 per cent
Artificial flowers, feathers, and otlier orna-
ments for women's head-dresses 15 per cent
Amiiseed 15 ditto
Articles cf all kinds, of the growth, product
or manufacture of the United States, spi-
rits excepted free
Anchors 12 1-2 per cent
B
Brass cannon 15 per cent
Teutenage and w^ire free
Brass, iron or steel locks, hinges, hoes, anvils
and vises 12 1-2 per cent
Brass anvils, Sec. and all other manufaihires
of brass 15 per cent
Balls and balsams (see powders, pastes, Slc) 15 per cent
Beer, ale, and jjorter, in casks or bottles 8 cents per gallon
en value of the bottles 12 1-2 percent
Bricks and tiles 15 per cent
Bonnets, hats and caps of every kind 15 per cent
Boots 75 cents per pair
Books, blank 12 1-2 per cent
Burtons of every kind 15 per cent
Bivckles, shoe and knee 15 jjer cent
Brushes 12 1-2 per cent
Bullion free
c
Cannon, of brass 15 per cent
Carriages, or parts of carriages 20 per cent
Cards, plaj ing 25 cents per pack
<' ", wool and cotton 50 cents per doze«
Cables and tarred corda^ 130 cents per cwt,
Cf^Haet w^e« 15 per ceac
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Caps.liats and bonnets of every kUicl
Carpets and cai-peting
Cartridge paper
Candles, of taiJow
, of wax or spermaceti
Capers .
Canes, walking sticks and whips
Cambric ks
Cheese
China ware
Cinnamon, cloves, cirrants and comfits
Chintzes and coloured calicoes or mublins, and
all printed, stained or coloured gocds or ma-
nufaftures of cotton, or of linen, or of both,
or of which cotton or linen is the material
of chief value
Cocoa
Chocolate
Clogs andgoloshoes (see shoes)
Cordage, tarred
, and yam, vmtarred
Cosmetics
Coal
Colours (see painters')
Coj)per manufafliHes
in plates, pigs and bars
Compositions for the teeth or gums (see den-
tifrice)
Coft'ee
Cotton
Cotton or linen manufactures, or of both, or
of which cotton or linen is the materi::-l of
chief value, being printed, stained or co-
loured, or cotton manufaftures not printed,
stained or coloured
Clocks and watches, or parts of either
Coaches, chariots, phaetons, cha'irs, chaises,
solos, or o'ciier carriages, or pans of either
Clothing ready made
Cutlasses, or parts thereof
15 per cent.
16 j)cr cent.
15 per ctnt.
2 cents per lb.
6 ditto do.
15 percent
12 1-2 per cent.
12 1-2 duto
7 cents per lb.
15 per cent.
15 ditto
12 1-2 per cent.
2 cents per lb.
3 do. do.
15 cents per pair
1^0 cents per cwt.
225 do, do.
15 per cent.
5 cents per bushel
15 per cent.
15 do.
free
15 per cent.
5 cents per lb.
3 do. do.
12 1-2 pe.r cent.
15 do.
20 do.
12 1-2 per cent.
I^' ■:)tr cent.
Dates and figs
Dentriiice, powders, tintftures, preparations,
audcomposiaons, for the teeth or gurns
Dolls, dressed and vmdressed, or ^)arts thereof
Drugs, medicinal, except those ccntmcnly
used for dyeing
and Y/oods for dyeing
15 percent.
1 5 per cent.
15 per cent.
15 percent,
tree
Earthen and stone ware 15 percent.
■EsGCRces (see powders, pastes, kc.) i5per cent.
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Fans, or parts thereof 15 per cent.
Feathers, and other ornaments for women's
head-dresses 15 per cent.
Fringes, commonlv used by upholsterers,
coach-makers and sadlers 15 per cent.
Figs 15 ditto
flowers, artificial 15 ditto
Floor-gloths aad matts, or parts of either 15 ditto
Fruits of all kinds 15 ditto
Fun-s of every kind, undressed free
G
Glass black quart bottles 12 1-2 per cent.
— — window 15 per cent.
all other glass and manufatftures thereof 20 per cent.
Glauber salts 200 cents per cw;.
Gauzes 12 1-2 per cent.
Geneva (see spirits)
Ginger 15* ditto
Girandoles, or parts thereof 20 ditto
Goloshces (see shoes) 15 cents per p^
Gloves and mittens of every kind 15 per cent.
Gold, silver and plated ware 15 ditto
Gold and sUver lace 15 ditto
Goods, wares and merchandize intended to
be re-exported to a foreign port or place in
the same ship or vessel in which they shall
be imported ; and all articles of the giowth,
produd, or manufa<5lure of the U. States,
spirits excepted fret
Goods, wares and merchandize, not herein
otherwise partictUarly enumerated and de-
scribed, 12 1-2 percent.
Glue 15 ditto
Gunocwder 12 1-2 ditto
H
Hangers, or parts thereof . 15 ditto
Hair powder 15 ditto
Hats, caps and bonnets of every kind 15 ditto
Hemp 100 cents per cwr.
Hides, raw free
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Implements bf the trade or profession of per-
sons who come to reside in the U. States free
Indigo 25 cents per lb.
Iron Wire _ free
i— — , steel orbrasslocks, hinges, hoes, anvils
ai^d vises ' 12 1-2 per cent.
— — cast, slit or rolled, and all manufactures
of iron, steel orbi-ass, or of which either of
those metals is tlie-article of chief value, not
, being otherwise particularly enumerated 15 per cent.
J
Jev.'clleiy and paste work 15 ditto
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Lace of gold and silver 15 per cent.
Lace and lawns 12 1-2 percent.
Laces, lines, fringes, tassels and trimmings,
commonly used by upholsterers, coachma-
kcrs and Saddlers 15 per cent.
Lampblack 12 1-2 per cent.
Lapis caliminaris free
Lea'her, tanned and tawed, and all manufac-
tures of leather, or of which leather is the
article of chief value, not otherwise parti-
cularly enumerated 15 percent.
Lead and musket-ball 1 cent per lb.
■ ■ all other manufacftures of lead, or in
which lead is the chief article 1 cent per lb.
Lemons and limes 15 per cent.
Linen manufaftures, or of which linen is the
chief value, not printed, stained or coloured 12 1-2 per cent.
Linen or cotton manufactures, or of both, or
of which cotton or linen is the material of
chief value, being printed, stained or colour-
ed; or cotton manuficlures not printed,
stained or coloured 12 1-2 per cent.
Looking-glasses, or parts thereof 20 per cent.
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Manufa(Slures of tin, pewter and copper 15 per cent.
Manufactures of iron, steel or brass, not other-
wise particularly enumerated 15 per cent,
Manufaftures of leather, not otherwise par-
ticularly enumerated 15 per cent.
Manufadtures of lead, net otherwise particu-
larly enumerated 1 cent per lb.
Manufadures of cotton or linen, or of both,
printed, stained or coloured, or of cotton
not printed, stained or coloured 12 1-2 per cent.
ManufacHiures of linen, not printed, stained,
or coloured 12 1.2 per cent.
Manufaftures of glass (see glass)
Manufa^ures of tobacco (see snuff and to-
bacco)
Manufadures of wood see cabinet wares and
wood)
ManufacTiures of theU. States, spirits excepted free
Mats and floor-cloths, or parts of either 15 per cent.
Malt 10 cents per bushel
Marble, slate, and other stone, bricks,, tiles,
tables, mortars, and other utensils of mar-
ble or slate; and generally all stone and
earthenware 15 per cent-
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•^^^*^* 15 p«r cent.
Medicinal dnigs, except those commonly ured
in dyeing 15 per cent.
Merchandize, goods and v.-ares not herein
otherwise particularly enumerated and de-
'c^ibed 12 1-2 per cent.
Mittens and gloves of e^'er>- kind 15 percent.
MiUinery ready made 15 percent.
Molasses 5 cents per gaJlon
Muskets and firelocks, widi bayonets suited
to the same 15 per cent.
Muskets and firelocks, w-ithout bayonets, or
parts of either ' 15 per cent.
M u stard i n fi our 15 per cent.
Muslins and MusIiretE,\vhetherprinted, stain-
ed, coloured or otherwise 12 1-2 per cent.
N
^•*^ails 3 cents per lb.
Nankins ' , 12 1-2 per cent.
"Jutmegs 15 per cent.
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Oranges 15 per cent.
Ornaments for -women's head-dresses 15 percent.
Ointments, oils and odours (see powders,
pastes, &.C.) 15 per cent.
Olives 15 per cent.
Oil 15 per cent.
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Paper-hangings 15 percent.
Paper, writing and -WTappirg 12 1-2 per cent*
Paper, sheathing and canridge 15 per cent.
Painters' colours, Vv-hether dry' or grctmd in
oil, except those commonly used in dyeing 15 per cent.
Pack-thread and twine 400 cents per cwf»
Pas*-eboard,parchm,ent or vellum 12 1-2 percent.
Paste work and jeAvelleiy 15 per cent.
Phaetons, or parts thereof 20 per cent.
Plaster of Par's free
Pev.ter manufa(flure j 15 per cent.
Pewter, old - free
Pepper 6 cents per lb.
Perfumes 15 jx-r cent.
Pistols, or parts thereof 15 per cent.
Pictures and prinu 12 1-2 per cent.
Pimento 4 cents per lb.
Printing types 12 1-2 per cent.
Pickles of all soTtfl 15 per cent.
Printed, stained or coloured goods or m.anti-
faenires oi cotton, or of linen, or of both 12 1-2 per c£nt>
Philosophical apparatus, specially imported
for any seminary of Learning^ fr««
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Porter, beer or ale, in casks or bottles, 8 cents per galloi
on value of the bottles 12 1-2 per cent.
Powder, for hair 15 per cent.
Powder, gun 12 1-2 per cent^
Powders, pastes, balls, balsams, ointments,
oils, waters, washes, tinAures, essences,
or other preparations or compositions, com-
monly called sweet scents, odours, per-
fumes or cosmetics, and all powders or
preparations for the teeth or gums
Plums and prunes
R
Raisins
Raw hides and skins
Rum (see spirits)
15 per cent.
15 per cent^
15 per centT
free
Salt, weighing more than 56 lbs. per bushel 20 cents per 56 Ibir
Salt, weighing 56 lbs. per bushel, or less
Salts, glauber
Stained, printed or coloui'ed goods, or manu-
fa :1ures of linea
Saltpetre
Starch
Sailcloth
Slate, stone and stone ware-
Saddles
Satins, andother wrought silks
Steel
Steel, iron or brass locks, hinges, hoes, anvils
and vises
all other manufadlures of steel
Sheathing and cartridge paper
Sea stores of ships or vessels
Spermaceti cajidles
Sweet scents (see powders, pastes,. &c.)
Stockings
Stone and earthen ware
Soap
Spirits distilled in foreign countries, viz.
TFirst proof
I Second do.
■rr ■ r- • J Third do.-
^^^'^^^'^'"'^ Fourth do-
Fifth do.
I^Sixth do.
J First proof
Second do..
Third do.
materials,
Fourth do.
Fifth do.
Sixth do.
BZ
20
cents per bushel
200 cents per cwt.^
12 1-2 per cent*
free
15
per cent.
12 1-2 per cent.
15
per cent.
12
1-2 per cent.
12 1-2 per cent.
100 cents per cwt^
12 1-2 per cent.
15
per cent.
15
per cent.
free
6 cents per Ib^
15
per cent.
15
per cent.
15
ditto
2 cents per lb.
2a
cants per galloc
29
ditto
31
ditto
34
ditto
40
ditto
50
ditto
25
cents per gallow
25
ditto
28
ditto
32
ditto
38
ditto-
45
dttt»
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Spirits distilled in tlie U. States, imported In •
the same r.hip or vessel in which thrv hn.d
been pi-e\'iously exported from the United
States, viz.
j^ First proof 13 cents per galloa
JSec':^r!ddo. 14 ditto
Tb.ird do. 15 ditto
jrioiiuses, ^ Frnrth do. 17 ditto
I Fifth do. 21 ditto
l^Sixth do. 28 ditto
From materi- ^ First proof 7 cents per gallon
als of the j Second do. 8 ditto
g-rcnvtb andi Third do. 9 ditto
produce o/j Fcrrth do. 11 ditto.
the United \ Fifth do. 13 ditto
States, l^Sixth do. 18 ditto
Spikes 1 cent per lb.
Silver snd plated vrc.ye 15 per cent.
Silver lace . 15 per cent.
Skins, raw free
Shoes and slippers cf silk 2o cents per pair
other shoes arid slippers for ni«i and
women, clogs or golo-shoes 15 cents per pair
ether shoes and clippers for children 10 cents per pair
Swords, cutkisse.*-, or parts of either 15 pf>r cent.
Solos, and other carri?,ge3, or pares thereof 20 percent.
Sulphur free
Sugars, brown 21-2 cents per n»^
3 ditto
? ditto
I 1-2 ditto
6 1-2 ditto.
9 ditto
6 1-2 ditto
II 1-2 ditto
22 ditto.
T
Tasstls and trimmings commorily used by
upholsi:erer&, coach-makers and saddlers 15percenti^
Tables of marble, slate, and other stone, or
prarts thereof 15 per cent.
Tallow candles 2 cents per Ih
Teas from China and India
bohea 12 cents per Ib^
souchong, and other black
hjson, imperial, gunpowder, orgc^ee 32
— — other green teas
Teas from Eur<ipe,.
bohea
souchong and otiier black
hyson, imperial, gunpowdtr-or gcroee
— — crher green tea?
e^.
vwhite clayeu
do.
do. powdered
do.
all ether, dayed or po^-dertd
BO.
lurrip
do.
loaf
do.
other refined
?up-ar
candy
Snuff
18
diito
32
ditto
20
ditto
14
ditto
21
ditto
40
ditto
24-
flilfo
Teas from any other place,
bohea 17 cents, per \kf
. souchong and other black 27 ditto
h"ion, imperial, gunpowder or gomee 50 ditto
— — other green teas 30 ditto
Twine and packthread 400 cents pw cw^
Tin mannfjiaures 15 per cent.
Tin in pigs or plates free
Tinctures (see powders, paates, kc 15 per cent.
Tiles and bricks 15 ditto
Toys, not otherwiEe enumerated 12 1-2 ditto
Tobacco, nianufactui-ed (other than snuff) 10 cents per llj^
Tools of the trade or profession of persons
■who come to reside in the United States free
Types for printuig 12 1-2 per cezxU
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Velvets and relverets 12 1-2 dittc>r
w
Wares of tin, pe-wter aad copper 15 ditto
'- earthen or stone 15 ditto-
Chiaa - 15 ditto
— — gold, silver and plated 15 dittos.
Wares, goods, and merchar;dize of the growth
produce and insnutacliire of the U. States
(spirits excepted) free
Wafers 15 per cents.
Watersand washes (s^epc-^vders, pastes, EiC.) 15 ditto
^?■alkillg sticks, -.vhips and canes 12 1-2 ditto
Wax candles. f' cents per fb-.
Watches and clicks, or parts of either 15 per cent.
"Window glass 15 ditto
Wire of brasa and iron iree
Wool and cotton cards 50 cents per do2«^
Wool unmani^faf'-«ir<?d frj^e
Wood immanuta5i.iired free
H'cod manufacluped (exclusive of cabinet
wares) 12 1-2 per cemt*
JTi^s in cajir, bottles or ether resseis — •
ilaLm&ejr, Madeira, and London^rticular
Madeira ' 5S cents per gafloli
All other Madeira wine 50 ditt»
All Burgundy, Chijripaign, P.henish and To-.
kay wines. 45 ditto
All sherry vvine 40 ditto
All St. Lucnxwine 40 ditto
All claret and other wines net ?j\r.mcrated,
when impoited in botdes creases 55 ditto
Lifbon, Oj)ortc, and other Pcrtug:! wines 30 cents per gaOoii
Tenerifie, Fayail,- Malaga, St. G«or^ aud.
ether WesterB Inlands wine 23 dktft^
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AH other wines, when imported otherwite
than in bottles or cases 23 ditto
Y
Yarn, untarred 225 cents per cwt;
Ail other goods not before particularly enu-
merated and described 12 1-2 per cent.
Alloxvances for Drafts made at the Custom-House*
On any quantity of 1 cwt. or 112 lb. 1 lb.
On any quantity above 1 cwt, and not exceeding 2 cwt. 2 lb.
On any quantity above 2 owe. and not exceeding 3 cwt. 3 lb. .
On any quantity above 3 cwt. and not exceeding 10 cwt. 4 lb.
On any quantity above 10 cwt. and not exceeding 18 cwt. 7 lb.
On any quantity above 18 cwt. 9 lb.
For Tare,
On every whole chest of bohea tea, 70 lb.
half do. do. 361b.
quarter do. do. 20 lb.
On every chest of hyson, or other green teas, the gross weight o£
which shall be seventy pounds ot upv.-ards, 20 lb.
On ever} box of other tea, not less than fifty or more than seventy
pounds gross, 181b.
If more than seventy and not exceeding eighty lb. gross, 20 lb.
If more than eighty pounds gross, 22 lb.
which tares siiall include rope, canvas, and other coverings.
On all other boxes of tea, according to the invoice or aftu^
weight thereof,
On coffee, m bags,
in bales,
in casks.
On sugar, other than loaf sugar,
in casks,
in boxes,.
in bags or mats
On cocoa, in casks,
in bagt,
On pimento, in casks,
in bags.
On cheese, in hampers or bask»t»r
in boxes.
On candles, in boxes.
On chocolate, in boxes,.
On cotton, inhales,
in seroons.
On glauber salts, in casks»
On indigo, in barrels,
in other casks,
in seroons,
in bags or mats,
Oamails^ in casks,.
2
per cent.
o
do.
12
do.
12
do.
15
do.
5
do.
10
do.
1
do.
16
do.
3
do.
10
do.
20
do.
8
do..
10
do.
2
do.
6
do.
8
do.
12
do.
15
do.
10
do.
3
do.
8
da.
K
f!o.
5
do.
2
do.
10
do.
18
do.
10
do.
3
do.
12
do.
3
do.
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On pepper, in casks,
m bales,
in bags.
On rnf;ar-candy, in boxes,
On segars, in casks cr boxes,.
On sea]), in brxes,
On sho*-, in casks,
On twine, in carks,
in bales,
On all other goods, according to the inrcice thereof, or a(?lual
Aveight : — Provided alv/ays, that where the original invoices of
any of the said a.rticles are produced at the time of making err-
try for such articles, and the tare or tares appear therein, it
shall be lawful for the coller.cr, ?.nd naval officer, where there
is one, if they see fit, with the consent cf the importer or im-
porters, corsig^nee or consignees, to estimate the said tare cr
tares «.cccrding to such invoice, but if not determined at tho
time of entry, the tare or tares as above shall be granted and
allov/ed.
AUo%vanc€s for Leakage and Breakage, •
Two per cent, allowed on the gnage on all merchandize, paying
duty by the gallon, contained in casks.
Ten percent, on all beer, ale and p-Tter in bottles, and nve per
cent, on other liquors in bottles, to be dedu-fted frcm the in-
voice quantir^/ in lieu of breakage ; or it shall be lawful to com-
pute the duties on the adual quantity by tale, at the option ctf
iie importer, at the time of entry.
REMARKS.
1. No ship cr vessel, frcm foreign ports, or ccming by sea froffl
a.ny port of the United States, shall be permitted to report make
entry, or break bulk, till the master shall del'ver to the post-
master all letters under his care, or within his pov'er, other than
ruch as are to be delivered at the port of enrry, or such as are
dire£bed to the owner or consignee of such ship or vessel; and,
en oath craffirma'-ion, to be taken of such deliver}', the master
to receive Pim cerif* for every letter so delivered.
2. Goods from foreign pors co.nnct be uniaden but between
sun-rise and sun-set, without special licence, under a penahy of
four hundred dollars on the mas.er, and every o^ her person con-
cerned, disabili':y from h'^lding any office under the government
of the Uni'ed States for peven years, and being adverdsed in the
newspapers, v.-ith fcrfr?i<^ure ofthegocds; wh'ch, ifamoun'ing
to 400 dollars, v^nll subjeft the vessel and apparel also to for-
feiture.
3. Goods removed bef-^re gnaged and weighed, and if wines*
spirits or teas, before being marked, without permission^ ajrft
forfeited.
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4. Persons giving or oftering a bribe, forfeit from two hun-
dred to two thousand dollars. Inspectors and officers of the
revenue cutters, may go on board, examine and search vessels,
have access to the cabin, and seal packages ; and after sun-set,
secure hatches, &c. Persons in charge of vessels, for breaking
fastenings, but in the presence of an officer, forfeit five hundred
dollars.
5. Officers may seize within or without their districts : — Per-
sons resisting or impeding them forfeit four hundred dollars.
6. The master or commander of any vessel, who shall obstruft
or hinder (or be the cause thereof) any officer of the revenue in
going on board his shij) cr vessel for the purpose of can-ying into
effisA any of the revenue laws of the United States, forfeits from
fifty to five hundred dollars.
7. Every owner of a vessel, residing within the limits of the
United States, to swear to the register within ninety days after
its being granted, or it becomes void, and the vessel and cargo
pay foreign tonnage and duty.
Returned cargo.
(If any articles of an outward cargo are brought back tliey are
to be detailed, speclf\ing by whom shipped outward, and to
whom consigned inward.)
8. All bonds given on the exportation of merchandize entitled
to a drawback, must be put in suit as they become due, unlesi
by prior application to the comptroller longer time shall be given
to procure the necessary evidence that the merchandize export-
ed was landed in a foreign port, captvired or lost.
9. Tliat no document of landing merchandize in a foreign port
entitled to a drawback, can be received, how^ever regular, after
the bond becomes due, unless satisfa^ory reasons are assigned for
the delay.
10. That the exporter of all salted provisions, or pickled fish,
entitled to bounty, cannot claim it, unless the evidence of the de-
livery of the fish and provisions in a foreign pert is tendered
before his bond given at the time of exportation becomes due ;
excepting in those cases where satisfactory reasons are assigned
for the delay, or a further time granted by the comptroller for ob-
taining evidence of tlie landing of the provisions or fish in a
foreign port.
11. That no debenture can be issued on the exportation of
.merchandize, unless the exporter shall, within ten days after the
^clearance of the vessel, complete those papers which th« la'V
makes necessary to his being entitled to a drawback.
AN ACT
FOR THE REGULATION OF THE
MILITIA
OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA*
SECT. I. BK it tnacted by the Senate and House of Repre*
sentafhes of the Coinmomvealth of Peimsylvaniay in General As-
sembly met, a7id it it hereby enacted by the aathority of the same:
That each and every free able-bodied white male citizen, of this
or any other of the United States, and every other free able-
bodied Vv^liite male person who has been resident in this common-
wealth, for six months, previous to the time of his enrolment,
■who is or shall be of the age of eighteen years and under the age
of forty -five years, except as is herein after excepted, shall seve-
rally and respedively be enrolled in the militia, by the captain or
commanding officer of the company within whose bounds such
citizen or other person as above described shall reside, and that
it shall at all times be the duty of such captain or commanding
officer to enrol, or cause to be enrolled every such ciilzen, and
other person resident as aforesaid; and also those who shall from
time to time arrive at the age of eighteen years, or being of the
age of eighteen years and under the age of forty-five years, or
become resident as aforesaid, and not excepted by this aft, shall
come to reside within his bounds, noting as precisely as possible,
the particular age of each person enrolled, and in all cases of
doubt respefling the age or residence of any person enrolled, or
intended to be enrolled, the party shall prove his age or residence
to the satisfaftion of the officers of the company within whose
bounds he may reside, or a majority of them ; and that it shall be.
the duty of each captain or commanding officer of a company, to
take or cause to be taken, an accurate class list or roll of all the
persons subjeftto militia duty, Avho shall have been enrolled by
him as aforesaid, noting as precisely as possible, the age of each
person enrolled, and particularly designating all such persons
within the boimds of his company, and the ward or township in
which they reside, subject to militia duty, who shall desire to be
cousidefs^ *s exempts, or persons exempted from training iii re-
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^mtnts, battalions, cr companies, as is dire6led by this aiS, but
?iot as persons exenipted frcm their tour of duty, when the militia
of 'his sta're, or any detachmcn': thereof, shall be called into ac-
tual service ; but if any person nt/gle6>s or refuses to make his
choice as aforesaid, the said captain shall jlace the name of sucli
person on the list of exempts : Provided altxiays^ That exempts
shall enjoy the right of appeal, and have such redress as delin-
quents have in crises of appeal, provided for in the seventeeih
seftion cf this a£l, and in all cases where exempts obtain any
ex<^neration as aforesaid, the am.ount thereof shall be certified,
under the hand of the president of the court of appeal, which
certilicare when preseuLed to \he collecf.C'r of taxes, shall be re-
ceived by him as payment cf siicli part of the said exem.pt's fines,
as shajl be therein expressed, and the commanding ofi.cer of each
re^iiTient respediveiy, shall transmit a list of the names of the
officers appphi' ed to hear and determine on appeals for the cur-
rent }-jear to the county commissioners, on or before the iirst daj
of August annually ; and the raid captain or commanding olF.cer
shsU, urider the penalty cf fifty drllars, for every such ntgleyi: or
refusal yearly, and every year, on or before the day of regimental
review, to be hi t-he month of Z^.Iay, deliver or ca^use to be de-
Irv'ered, one complete class list or roll as aforesaid, on c aiu or
a^;rmation, to ^he brigade in£])eiior; and it shsllbe the duty of
the said brigade inspc6ior within ten days after he shall have re-
ceived the said lists cr rolls as aforesaid, to deliver cr safely
transmit to the commissioners of the proper county, and within
sixty days thereafter to the state treasurer and register generid,
to each a true and accura'e list of the said exempts as aforesaid,
returned to him by the captains or commanding off-cers of the
respeclive companies, under the ])enalty cf tw enty dollars for every
such offence, and shall incur a further hne of twenty dollars for
every month's delay, after the c-\pii-a*ion of the said sixty days,
to be reco\| red by the treasurer of the state for the use of the
comm.cnwcalth ; and thereupon the said county commissicners
shall annually line or chavr^e the ] ersons so returned to them as
exempts in their county duplicates the sum of fi\c dollars each,
over and above the amount of their taxes, and the tax so imposed
on all m.inors who are exempts shall be charged to the pavtnt,
guardian, master or mistress of such minor, keeping the amount
of the said fine^ in a separate ajid distinft column frcm the county-
tax, and it shall be the duy cf the said commissicmers under the
penalty of five hundred dollars each, for every negleft or refusal
to be recovered agreeably to the previsions of the thirty-fourth
section of '^hisaiTr, to direft and cause the said exempt fines to be
collected annually, at the same tim.e, and in tiie same manner in
■\Vhich the county tiix is dire<Redby law to be collefted, except as
to the discretion of exoneration invested intiie commissioners in
other cases, and in like manner to be paid and received in the
treasury of the county r and the county treasurers respe^lvely,
are hereby directed to keep separate and disiincT: accounts cf all
live Bicaies so bv thean received for exempt fjics, iii purLUJice oif
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tliis aJl ; aad the said county treasurers respecfllvely, shall settt;
with the register general, and pay yearly to the treasurer of t!;C
comnionweahh, all such fines from exempts, as they shall receive
by virtue of this a61, and the said county treasurers respeiiively,
shu.ll be allowed in the settlement of their accounts with the compt-
roller and regisitr generals i^ve per cer.t. on all mor.ies so received
tod by them paid to the state treasurer as aforesaid.
Setfl. II. And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid. That
the Vice President of the United States, officers judicial and exe-
cutive of the goTerr.ment of the United States, the menibers cf
both houses cf Congress and their respective officers, all custom-
houi^e officers with their clerks, all post officers and stage cbivers
who are employed in the care and conveyance of the mail of the
United States, all ferrymen employed at any ferry on the pcst-
roads, while they remain such, all inspectors cf experts, all pilott,
all mariners actually employed in the sea service cf any citizen or
the United States, ministers of religion cf every denomination,
professors and teachers in the university, colleges, academaes and
schools, while they are atftually emplo}ed as such, judges of the
suj)reme court, and presidents of the courts cf common' pleas, me-
nial servants of ambassadors, minsister and consuls from foreign
states, sherifi's, jailers, and keepers of VvCrk-houses, shall Le, and
they severally are exem-pted from militia ducy, notwiihstandlr.i;
tlieir being above the age of eighteen ) ears, and under the age of
forty-five years.
Se(ft. III. And be if further enacted by the nuihority nfaresaiJ, That
the militia of tiiis comrnonw ealth shall, within the respefilve bounds
hereinafi-er mentioned, be arranged into divisions, brigades, regi-
raeuts, baualions and comjiunies ; that each divifcicn shall consist
of t\^-o brigades, and each brigade so to Le formed sr?.ll consibt rf
not less than four regiments, eachreginicnt of twobatLulions, eacli
battalion cf four companies, exclusive of a liank company, in LVich
manner that no company shad consist of more than qne hur^dred,
nor less than sixty-four privates, or as uear as may be, having
regard to their local sifuaiicns ; there may be auached to each
baitcrli-m one company of grenadiers, light infau' ry, or riflemen,
which companv shall be fcvmed wiviiinthe bcur.ds cfthe reginient,
ar;d to each brigade there shall be but ci;e conipany of artillery,
v.hichcompany shall be furnished wr.h one piece cf ordnance, a:
'he expence < iihestaLe, as seen as they sl-.all be c^ mpleicly imi-
-fr.rnifcd and enislpped, and one or m.iiietrc(ps of hor&e, which
t^hall be firmed f vcluntLCvs wiihin :he ie<^pec';lve brigades, at
the diicreticm of the Governor, not exceetdng ( ne company to a
legi.nenr, nor morein number than one eleventh part rf. he infun-r-.
Sec' . W. And belt fnrthtr eractedby tie ahtho) ity cforaaid, 1 h;it
the terriicrv t f this commoiw calih be, ar.d it fs Ltroy divided int->
division bounds, as fclk-ws, viz. The ci^y and ccv.nty cf Philadel-
phia shall fenn cne diviaior. ; the. couniits of Bticlcs and Mon'go-
mery one ; the counties of chcs'er a: d IDelaware c ne ; the county
cf Lancaj'.er. one ; the ccuuties tf York and Adams cne; the
counties c f Berks and Danpiun one ; the coun.iei cf Cumberland
und FranUixi jne ; the counties cf Ncr.hanipxn and "Wavue one;
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the counties of N'orrhumberlaJid, Lycoming and Luzerne •ne ;
the counties of Mifflin, Huntingdon and Centre one ; the counties
of Bedford, Fayette and Somerset one ; the counties of Washing-
ton and Greene one ; the counties of Westmoreland and Alle-
gheny, and that part of Butler which is included in Lieut. Col.
Gilliland's regiment, and that part of Beaver which lies south of
the river Ohio one ; and the counties of Armstrong, Crawford,
Erie, Venango, Warren, Mercer, part of Butler, and that part of
Beaver which lies to the north and west of the river Ohio, one
other division; the city of Philadelphia shall form one brigade,
and each division shall be composed of two brigades, and when bj
increase of population or other causes, the number of men in any
of the regiments becomes too large, or gready disproportionate, it
shall and may be lawful for the Brigadier General and Brigade
Inspector, with the commanding officers of the regiments in each
brigade, or a majority of them, to cause a new arrangement to be
made in the regiments and battalions, and to equalize the same as
nearly as may be, or to form additional regiments or battalions, if
in their opinion the same be necessary : Provided, that no regi-
ment shall consist of more than one thousand, nor less than hve
hundred men, and the battalions in the same pre portion; and
when from the increase of population or other causes, the number
of men in any of the companies of a regiment shall become greatly
disp'-oportloaate to the number of men in other companies, the
ticld ofhcers of such regiment are hereby aurhorised to make such
arrangements and distributions of the men as in their discretion
shall be convenient and proper, in order to equalize tke number of
men in the several companies, or to form additional companies, if
in their opinion the same be necessary.
St£t. V. And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid. That
there shall be two colours or standards provided at the expence of
the state for every regiment, so that each battalion may have one,
and they shall be uniform throughout the stare, and of the follow-
ing dimensions and devices, viz. the length or height of the staff
of each of the said colours shall be nine feet with a brass spear on
the top thereof, the iiy of each of the su'd colours shall be six feet
six irches in length and four feet six inches in height on th.j stafl",
on the fly of one of the suid colours, to be made of a dirk blue
coloured silk, there r.hall be painted an American eagle wi*h ex-
panded wings, supporting the arms of the srate, or some striking
part thereof; in the apjier corner next to the staff, there shall be
inferred in white letters and figures the number of the regimen^
and ths word " Pennsylvania" encircled or ornamented with thfr-
teen white stars ; the fly of rhe other colour shall be composed of
thirteen red and whi'-c i-.iternatc stripes, with the upper c<rner next
to the sta.T colomed an i ajjpropriated as above direiled ; and each
colour sh?.il be . ■ .Amented with two silk tassels, and the two co-
lours or standard.! now'depozi^ed in tVie o-?^C€^ of the Secretary of
this commonweakh, shall be preserved as models for the colourfc
of the sae, agreeably to which all tlie regimental colours of this
commonwealth shadlije made; and die uniform or military crest
of the iHiiitia of this staie-shalLbe as foiicvys, viz. for theinfaiitr) ,
( xxvli )
light infantry, and cavalry, a blue coat faced with red, the lining-
and buttons thereof white ; for the artillery a blue coat faced and
liiied with red, with)ellow buttons; but the uniform of the ger.-
fial officers and of the officers of the stall" sliaU be blue faced with
buff, the regimental staff excepted, whose uniform may be vhat of
the regiment to which they belong, andthe cockade to be worn by
the nnlitia of this state siiall be blue and red : I'roviJed tliat nothing
within this sedlion shall entitle any regiment or battalion to the
colours or standards above described, who have already received
the same in pursuance of the iifth seAion of the act entitled " An
aft for the regularion of the militia of the commonwealrh of Fenn-
tylvania," passed the ninth day of April, one thousand seven hun-
dred and ninety-nine.
Se£l. VI. And be itfxiriher enacted by tke axithorlty aforesaid. That
the commissioned oihcers of infavitry, light infantry, grenadiers
and riil':;men, shall severally at their ov.'n expence, he armed with
a sword or hanger, and an espoutoon, and those of the artillery
with a sword or hanger, a fusee, bayonet and belt, and a cartridge
box to contain at least 12 cartridges ; the commissioned officers of
the several troops of hoi-se shall furnish themselves with good
horses of at least fotirteen hands and an half high^ and shall be
armed with a sword aiid a pair of pistols, the holsters of which
shall be covered wiih bearskin caps; each light horseman or
dragoon shall furnish liimself with a serviceable horse of at lear,t
fourteen hands and an half high, a good saddle, bndle, mailpil-
lion and valese holsters, and a breast plate and crupper, a pair of
boots and spurs, a pair of pistols, the bolsters of which shall be
covered with bear skin caps, a sabre and cartridge box to contairk
at least twelve cartridges for pistols ; and every person so enrolled
and provided with arms, ammunition and accoutrements required
as aforesaid, shall hold the same exempted from all suits, distresses,
executions or sales for debt, or for the payment of taxes.
Sect. VII. And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid.
That the militia shall be officered as fellows : To erch division
one Major General and two aids-de-camp with the rank of Ma-
jors ; to each brigade one Brigadier General, one Brigade Major
and one. Brigade Inspector,, each w^ith the rank of Major ; to each
regiment one Lieutenant Colonel Commandant.; and to each bat-
talion one Major; to each company of infantry (including light
infantry, riflemen aiid gjenadiers) one captain, one lieutenant, one
ensign, four serjeants, four corporals, one drummer, and one lifer
or bugler : There shall be a regimental staff, to consist of one Ad-
jutant and one Qviarter Masier, to rank as Lieutenants, one Pay
Master, one Surgeon, one Surgeon's Mate, one serjeant major,
cne quarter master serjeant, one drum major and life major ,-
There shall be to each companv of artillery one Captain, two
Lieutenants, four serjeants, ftnir corporals, six gunners, six bom-
bardiers, one drummer and one fifer ; and to each troop of hcrse
there shall be one Captain, two Lieutenants, one Cornet, four
Serjeants, four corporals, one saddler, one farrier and one trumpeter;
there shall be one Adju ant General, with the rank of Brigadier
General, appointed for the whole militia, and it shall be the duty of
Ike first serjeant ofexorj" cpmj^any to ad as clerk of the company.
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Seii.. VIII. And be itfuKher enacled by tie f.v.thority afcnexcad ,
,;'h:;t the adjutant general, major generals, brgadier generals and
brigade inspsftors shall be appointed and ccrimissioncd by the
' Tjvernor, the division and brigade of^'iCers to be residing v.'ithiu
iieir respeflive division and brigade bounds, that tlie major gcn-
ci r.ls r.hall appoint their own aids-do-camp, and the brigadier gen-
1 r:d8 their bcigad'', majors ; that the field ofTicers rf each regiment
bhall appoint their respective regimen'ral staffs ; that the licv.ten-
-r.t ccloncl", majors, captains, lieutenants and ensigns, Serjeants
iiud cor}:>ora]^, shall be ele^T'^ed in form and manner hereafier men-
tioned ard ]^vov;ded for, but no person shall be eligible or hold a
(f;ommission in the militia who is not a citizen cf this state, or
>vhc sbali not reside within the regiment, battalion or company
: 1 which he v/as ele-fled ; that all commissioned officers shall be
•I'^'mniissioned during seven years, if they shall so long behave
r'lernselves v/ell, and shall take rank according to the date of
their com.mjissions ; and when two or more of the same grade
whose cortimissions bear an equal date shall meet on ccmm:and,
- iien their rank shall be determined by lot to be drawn by them in
he presence of the commanding officer of the detachment; and
• I any commissioned ofticer shall remove out of the bounds of the
v^ity cf Philadelphia, or out of the bounds of any county or district
m which he v.-as designed to command, his office shall thereby
forthwith become vacant.
Seel. IX. And be it fnriher enacted by the autbority aforesaid,
That it shall be the duty cf the adjutant genei-al to distribute all
orders from the governor, as ccmm.ander in chief of the militia cf
The state, to the brigade inspectors, or to the several corps when in
actual service — to attend all public reviews when the governor
shall review the militia — to obey all orders from him relating to
the carrying In':o execution and perfexfi ing the system of militar)'
d'scipr.ne established by this a "i — to furinsh each brigade inspec-
tor v?:th one set or]>la.nk forms of the different returns that may be
required, for which he shall be allowed in the settlement of his ac-
« ounts with the register general, and to explain the principles on
^vhich such rerv.rns should be made — to receive from the several
ofp.cers of the different corj)s throughout the state returns of the
nilltia under theirccmmand, reporting the a<*^ual situation of their
'.rnns, accoutremcms and amnnmition, their delinquencies, and
(very oilier thing which relates to the general advancement of
j.:of)d order and dirciplire ; all which the several oiBcers of the
(ivislons, "brigades, regiments, battalions, troops and companies
ire hereby required to make in t uch manner as the governor shall
diref% so that the said adjutavit gcreral m.ay be furnished there-
v%i h ; from all which returns he shall make a general retum of all
the militia of the state, and lay the same before the governor, and
v/ansmit a duplicate thereof to the president of the United S^ates.^
That the said adju'ant general, before he enters on the exercise of
the duties cf hisotTice, shall give bond, with two or more sulficicnt
sureties, in the penahv of five thousand dollars, conditioned for
the due and faithful ])c'rformance of the said duties ; and shall, in
fiiU compensation for his service!;, receive a yearly salar^• of six
^ XXIX )
Uiindrcd dollars ; and it shall be the duty of the said jdjutant gen-
€»-al, his heirs, executors or administrarors, under the penalty ot'
cue thousand dollars, to deliver to his successor all the books,
papers and documents relating to the duties of his oiBce.
Sect. X. And be it farther enacted by the authority aforesaid, Thst
it shall be the duty of each b;igade iuspecflor, at least once^in every
year, toinspetfltlie arms, ammunition und accoutrements ofthe mi-
litia composing his brigade — to execute all orders which he may re-
ceive from the adjutant general, or commander in chief — to superin*
tend the elections of tield officers — to furnish all the necessary blank
returns, the form of wliich siiall be prescribed by the adjutant gen-
eral— to deliver, or cause to be delivered, yearly and every year,
on or before the first day of April, to t;:.ch captain or commanding
officer of a company, three blank inspeAion rolls, and three blanic
class rolls, which sevei-al rolls the said captain or commanding
oiHcer of a company is hereby directed to fill, and shall, under the
penalty of twenty dollars yearly, deliver, or cause to be delivered,
one of each to the commanding oiTicer ofthe regiment, one of
each to the brigade inspeftor, and the others he shall keep hied in
his own possession ; and the said inspector, when he has received
the said returns, sliail, Avithin twenty days, under the penalty of
twenty dollars, make out therefrom three complete bngade returns,
ajid deliver one to the adjutant general, one to the brigadier, and
the other to the major general cf the division, and he shall file \\\
his oince all retunjs received by him, and a ct>py of c;.U return*
made to his superior oiiicer ; and it shall also be the duty cf eacii
briga.de inspector, when any class or classes ofthe militia arc called
to perform any tour of duty, immediately to notify e-,try officer
wiiose tour of duty it may be, and sjiall cause each non-cornriis-
sioned officer and private^, so called, to tie notified by a, written cr
printed notice in ciie following woixls — ♦' Take notice, that you
are hereby required ptrsoaally, or by sufficient substitute, to appear
at properly armed.and equipped for service, at the
house of on to march, when required. Appeal s.
to be heard at on the. day of
Given under ray hamd^—oy being d'rllvered to him personally, cr
left at his house or lisral place of abode, at least three davs befc rtr
the time of assembling the said militia, by the commanding oif.ci.r
of each company, or by a Serjeant or other fit person tmder his
orders,, who shall, if required, prove such notice on oath or aifinii-
atiou, unless tlie governor, on a sudden exigency, shall thini-: pro-
per to order any part of the militia into immediate and aftuai ser-
vice, in which case the notice mentioning such special order, shall.
be given for immediate attendance ; and any person refusing or
neglecting to perform such tour of duty, shall pay a fine of sLvteeu
dollars per month for every such Oueace ; and it shall farther i->e
the duty ofthe brigade inspector, fordiwith after the marching oi'
any of the militia, to call to his assis'^ance tworcpucaijle ciTizeiit,
one whereof shall be a justice of the peace, to sit at ilie p^ces
named in the notices above dire-fted to be served upon every miil-
tia man so called out, and sliall there hear and decermine all ap-
peals that may be made by the persons thinking thtmscivei ag^~
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( XXX )
grieved by any thing dene in pursuance of such call, and they are
hereby r.uthcrised and required to grart such relief to such appli-
cant as to them shall appear just and reasonable; and each of the
«a^d rep-fable citizens, before they enter en the said duties, shall
take the fellowing oath or affirmation, viz. That he will hear and
impartially determine on the cases of appeal which may be laid
before him, agreeably to law, and according to the best of his
knowledge — which oath or affirmation the inspe<fior is hereby em-
powered to administer; and the justice and citizen shall have and
receive from the said inspeftor, the sum of one dollar each for
every day they shall sit on the said appeals ; and the said inspec-
tor and justice of the peace shall each keep a separate record of
tiie proceedings of such court of appeals ; and the said inspefror
shall, within twenty days afcer such determination of appeals,
maiie out and deliver, or cause to be delivered to the state trea-
rurer, to the register general, and to the commissioners of the pro-
ItCT county, each a list of all such delinquents, as v/ell those who
ff.ve not appealed as those whose appeals shall have been deter-
rnlned against them, with the sums due from each respectivdy ;
v.'hich sums sha.Il be coHevTicd and paid, under the direction of the
said commissioners, in the same manner and under the like penal-
t'cs as fires frcm exempts are directed to be collected in and by the
f.rst section of this act ; and that each inspector shall receive for
his services the yearly salary of thirty dollars for each brigade be-
longing to his brigade which he shall attend and inspect, and shall
•i-eceive such reasonable allowance for expences as he may ha\-e
inciUTed, or shall hereafter incur for providing and repairing
drums, fifes, colours, artillery and carriages, as he shall make
appear to the register and comptroller general to be really neces-
sary; a.nd before he enters upon the duties of his office, he shall
g^-e brnJ, wim cue or more siireties, in the penal sum of two-
thousand dollars, conditioned fot the due and faithful performance
of hii duties, and fer the faithful accounting for and paying over
all the monies which shall come to his hands by virtue of this a<ft.
\nd each of the said inspedors shall once in even- twelve m.onths
make cut cmple^eaccouns of ail monies by him received, and cf
his cxoendi ures, and return the sam^ to the register general, or
in deiaiilt tliererf shall forfeit and pay the sum of 2000 dc liars;
tnd r-ji the renwval or resignation of any of the said inspe(?V)]-s,
.such inspector, or, in case cf his deaih, his executors Cr adminis-
trators, shall delK'er up to his successor in office, cr some other j)er-
son dul} authorised by the governor to receive the same, all aiid
singular, the books, papers and documents belonging to or in use
n the said office, and on refusal thereof, he or they so ofiending
.'iall forfeit the sum of two thousand dollars, to be recovered by
-aciion of d<'bt in any court of record within this state, but from
arid after the passing of this aft no allowance shall be made in the
setdement of the accounts '^f any brigade inspeifior, for his at-
tendance at the eleftions of any Held or other officer, nor for pay-
to clerks, or any other person that he may employ to perform aay
part of kJs d-aty.
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^.ect. XI. Aiuibe it further enacted by the authorifVLnfurfsaiJ, That
the elections of such officers as are hy this aft declared to be elec-
tive, shall be made as follows : The several bri^de in<:pe(flors
shall, between the first day of May and the first day of August,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and seven, and septenni-
ally thereafter, give notice by advertisements at eight or more of
the most public places of each regiment or battalion bounds or
distrirt, appointing a certain day for each distrift, not less than
ten days after the said notice, and requiring all the enrolled inha-
bitants, not being exempts, in the said regiment orbattiJion, and
residing within the bounds thereof, to meet at a certain place, as
near the centre of said distrifi as niay be, and then and there be-
tween the hours of ten in the morning and live in the afternoon of
the said day, to eleftby ballot one lieutenant cclonel ; and the en-
rolled inhabitants as aforesaid, of each battalion bounds respec-
tively, shall eleft by ballot as aforesaid, on the same or some other
da}-, and at such place as shall be most conveviient, but with, the
least possible delay, one major ; and the enrolled inhabitants of
each company bounds respeftively, not being exempts, shall elecfl
by ballot as aforesaid, on some other day, and at such place within
the bounds of such company as shall be most convenient, but with
the least possible delay, one captain, one lieutenant, and one
ensign, four Serjeants, and f<ur corporals; previous to which
said eleftion or eleciions respectively, the said enrolled inhabitants
shall eleft two respeftable citizens, to be under oath or affirmation,
T\-hich the ofF.cer superiniending the ele:5>ion is hereby authorised
to administer, to preside as judges thereof, who shall certify to the
inspector the names of the persons so ekiEled, and the said inspec-
tor shall attend and superintend each and every of the said regi-
m.ent or batcalion elections, and af^er rhe oFncers are eleaed shall
give notice thereof to the persons elefted, and transmit tothego-
vernrra proper return of the officers elefted to be commissioned,
mentioning the number of the regiment, "he name of each person,
and their respeftive rank, and thereupon commissions shall be
gran^-ed, agreeably to the intent of this a-H;, and the majors shall
atrcnd and super: n^e. id all :he cl^cTtions of c-^mnr.ssior.cd company
officers, within the l>"?unds of their resr eaivc battalions, and report
the same, as aforesaid, totl.ebHgadr inspcfior ; and eleaions for
ofiiccrs in the light horse and sr iilery shall be held und conduced
in like ma,nner as eLiCiions for oflicers in the infantry, and in every
ease of future vacancy, whether occasioned bv death, resignation,
or otherA'ise, the commanding officer of the regimient, battalion,
troop or crmpany, r.s rlie case may be, shall give immed'^ate infor-
mation thereof to i he brigade inspeflor, who shall v,?i;h the least
possible delay order elc^ions to be hell frr filling such vacancies,
agreeably to the manner hereinbefore de'.crbcd; but if any regi-
ment, battalion, troop orcompaiiy, being duly noticed and required
as aforesaid, shall negle.ft or refuse to eleol their o.Ticers as afore-
said, then it shall and may be lawful for the in-pe'ftf^r of the bri-
gade to which such regiment, ba*:talion, tro'-p or company belongs,
to nominate, if the said eleftion was to have been he.ld for a f eli
ofiicer or officers, with the approbation ( f ihe "brigadier general.
(
XXXll
»nd if for a commissioned company officer or officers, with the ap-
probation of the field officers of the regiment, one suitable person
to the governor in the room of each officer so neglecieflto be chosen,
and the govermr approving thereof sh;-U commission the said jjer-
son, which sha 1 be as elfeftual o all intents and purposes as if the
said officers had been elected as before dii-efted; and the said in-
speAor shal, as soon as may be, acquaint the parties so negleiting
or refusing with the app'^intmen.s hat siiall have been made as
•foresaid, but no change shall take place o^her than that provided
for bv the fourth sefrion of this afl, either in the division, brigades
or the numbers of. the regiments of the city or the several counties
of this commonwealth, until after the expira ion of the seven
years for v.-hich the officers were elected and commissioned under
the directions of an aft passed on the ninth day of April, one thou-
sand seven hundred and ninety-nine, entitled " An a^lforthe re-
gulation of the militia of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania,"
but that all commissi'ms which may have issued or shall issue to
fill any vacancies subsequent to the first election held in conformity
to the said a"1, shall expire and cease to be of ettefl at the end of
' seven years from the ' ime of h riding the said first general election ^
€0 Hiat an entire and general eieftion and appointment of all the
officers of all and every of the divisions, brigades and regim.ents
throughout the commonv-ealth shall ta'- e place according to the
diredions and intent of this afl at the comiiletion and expiration
of seven years from the time of hclcling the firS'. election afore-
menricncd, under the before recited aft, ary term mentioned in
any commission or commissions granted by the governor notwith-
standing; but at least two months before such general election
shall take place, the general officers of each division shall equalize
the brigades; and the brigadier, brigade inspeftar and neld officer?
shall equalize the rcgimen-s in the respective brigades, and the
field oTicers shall also equalize the crmpanies in their regiments
respeftivelv, so that no regiment shall consist of more than one
thousand, nor less than five hundred men, and no company of
more than O'^e huridred. nor less than si xtv-four privates ; and im-
media'-ely after such g-^ncral election of jnili ia officers shall take
place, when the rank of officers is not already determined by the
date of coramissions, the rank of the lieutenant colonels shall be
determined by a lot to be cbav/n in the presence of the brigadiers,
and 'he rank of •■he naaj'-rs and captains in the several regiments
to be determined in line manner by a lot to be drawn in the pre-
sence of the lieutenant colonel or commanding officers of the regi-
ment.
StSl. XII. And be it fnrthtr enacted by the authority aforesaii.
That if the ele-.^ion of any iield officer shall be contested, the bri-
gade inspe-'tor shall, on application to him made by petition, sign-
ed by at least sixtv-fcur of the enr lied militia of the regiment,
give notice in writing to the brig-aJier general and to two of the
lieutenant colonels of rhe brigade wherein such contest shall arise,
who, or any two of them, shall meet at some cenain time and
place within the regiment bounds, of which ten days previous no-
tice shall be given by the brigade inspedor, by three advertisements
( JLXxIli ) "
'rn l)c put i-.p at '.rmo of the public places wiiliin the bounds af^rc-f.
'.aid, and it shall be the duty of them the said ofBcers, so met, to
hear the allegations and proofs of the parties, and thereupon shall
either confirm the elcftion arid certify ch.e same to the governor,
or order a new eleiftion, as jus>;ice may require; and if the eletfticn
rf a company ofRcer shall be contested, a petition, signed by at
)«?ast twe i':y of the enrolled militia of the company, wherem such
rmest sliall ha])pen, mav be presented to the com. mandingoiTicer
C'f the regiment, who, together with the other field oflicers of the
regiment, shall hear and determine the rnatter in con'^roversy, tb^r
.•^r one of them, having tirst given the like notice by advertisement
t{ the time and place of nieecing, a:-: is required in the case of a
♦ontestrcs'iecting the elefrion of a held officer.
Seift. XIII. And he :i further enacted by the authority afo'esrad.
That in order to give respefcabiUty and permanency to the militia
arrange men*-s of this state, the regiments shall be mimbered and
railed as follows, viz. In the city of Philadelphia, the regiment
rommanded by lieu'-enant colonel Paucake shall be No. 24; br
lieutenant colonel Willis, No. 25; by lieutenant colonel Bright,
No. 28 : by lieutenant c>lonel M'Lane, No. 50; by lieutenant
rolonel Barker, No. 84 ; — in the county of Philadelphia, the regi-
jie It comm.aiuled by lieutenant colonel Forepauch, shall be No.
A'2 : by lieutenant color el IyI 'Mullen, No. 67; by lieutenant colonel
ileck. No. 75 ; by lieiuenant colonel Wcrrel, ilCo. 80 ; and the re-
jiiment commanded by lieutenan" colonel Coats, No. 88 : — m the
county of iMongomery, the regiment comm.anded by lieutenant
r-^lond Henderson, shall be No. 36 ; by lleu'enant colonel Wentz,
No. 51 ; by lieutenant colonel iHart, No. 56; and by lieu'-enant
colonel Davis, No. 86: — i.i the county of Bucks, the regiment
comm?.nded by lleutena-nt colonel Smith, shall be No. 15 ; by lieu-
tenant colonel Piper, No. 31 ; by lieutenant colonel Clunn, No.
52 ; and by lieu'-ena.nt colonel Vansant, No. 48: — in the county
of Chester, the regiment commanded by lieutenant colonel Grier
shall be No. 27 ; by lieutenant colonel Arm.strong, No. 47 ; br
lieutenant colonel Ta) lor. No. 85; by lieutenant coior.el Cv^c}n-an,
I7.0. 97; by lieutenant colonel iHarris, No. 44; and by lieutenant
colonel P.alston, No. 92: — in the count}- of Delaware, the regi-
ment commanded by lieutenant colonel Smith shall be No. &5 ; and
by lieutenant colonel Richard"., No. 100 : — in the county of Lan-
caster the regiment commanded by lieu^^enant colonel ^V'right shall
be No. 5 ; by lieutenant colonel Ensminger, No. 7 ; by lieutenant
C'^.lonel Kline, No. 120 ; .by lieutenant colonel Thomas, No. 121 ;
by lieutenant colonel Boyd, No. 34; by lieutenant colonel Boal,
No. CO ; by lieutenant colonel Whitehill, No. 98 ; and by iienteaant
C'^Ionel Long, No. 10-i : — in the county of York, the regiment
o'^mmanded l>y lieutenant colonel Black, shall be No. 40 ; by lieu-
tenant colore! Kelly, No. 41 ; by lieutenant colonel Reisinger, No.
f'l ; by lieutenant colonel Hendricks, No. Ill ; by lieutenant .col.
Spangler, No. 113; by lieutenant col. Hiuckel, No. 124: — rin the
count}'- of Adams the regiment commanded by lieut. col. Kuhn shall
be iNo. 9; by lieutenant cob^nel Getty, No. 20; and by lieuten;int
colonel Xinf , Y^o. 93 : — iii the counties of Berks and Dauphin the
( xxxiv )
i^iment commandeci by lieutenant colonel Baum, shall be N«.
37 ; by lieutenant colonel Frailey, No. 42 ; by lieutenant colonel
Schreader, No. 69 ; by lieurenant colonel Epler, No. 79 ; and by
lieut. colonel Kline, No. 114 : In the county of Dauphin, the re-
giment commanded by lieut. colonel Weirich, shall be No. 2 ;
by lieut. colonel Elder, No. 66 ; by lieut. colonel Toot, No. 78 ;
by lieut. colonel Anspach, No. 95 ; and by lieut. col. Sebold No.
117 : In the county of Cumberland, the regiment commanded hj
lieutenant colonel Bcvard, shall be No. 12 ; by lieutenant colonel
Ewalr, No. 21 ; by lieutenant colonelUrie, No 49 ; by lieutenant
colonel Roan, No. 59 ; by lieu enant colonel Maitin, No. 87 ;
and by lieutenant colonel Rupley, No. 116 ; In the county of
Franklin, the regiment commanded by I'.eutenant colonel Find-
lay, shall be No. 1 ; by lieutenant colonel Alexander, No. 64 ; hj
lieu':enant colonel Statler, No. 68 ; by lieutenant col(;nel Rhea,
No. 73 ; and by lieutenant colonel Scott, No. 96 : In the counties
of Northampton and Wayne, ihe regiment commanded by lieute-
nant colonel Wetzel, shall be No. 13 ; by lieutenant colonel Ohl,
No. 38 ; by lieutenant colonel R.inker, No. 94 ; by lieutenant co-
lonel Kestler, No. 101 ; by lieutenant colonel M'Keen, No. 118 ;
'by lieutenant colonel M'Ferran, No. 8 ; by lieutenant colonel
Horn, No. 71 ; by lieutenant colonel Dingman, No-. 103 ; by
lieutenant colonel Staunton, No. 110 ; and by lieutenant colonel
Slfoup, No. 115 ; In the counties of Northumberland, Lycoming
and Luzerne, the regiment commanded by lieutenant colonel
Ranson, shall be No. 35 ; by lieutenant colonel Faulkner, No. 45;
by lieutenant colonel Spalding, No. 57 ; by lieutenant colonel
Montgomer.' , No. 81 ; by lieutenant colonel Rupert, No. 112;
by lieutenant colonel Giffin, No. 123 ; by lieutenant colonel Hyde ;
No. 129 ; by lieutenant colonel Cumings, No. 4 ; by lieutenant
colonel Abraham M'Kenney, No. 18 ; by lieutenant colonel Bal-
dy. No. 39; by lieutenant crlonel Drum No. 77; by lieutenant
colonel John M 'Kinney, No. 102 ; and by lieutenant colonel Ro-
berts, No. 106 : In the county of Mifilin and parts of Centre, the
regiment commanded by lieutenant colonel M'Dowel, shall be No.
11 ; by lieutenant colonel Beale, No. 52 ; by lieutenant colonel
Bratton, No. 74 ; by lieutenant colonel Banks, No. 83 ; by lieute-
nant colonel Craig, No. 89 ; and by lieutenant colonel Myers, No.
131 ; In the county of Huntingdon and part of Centre, the regi-
ment commanded by lieutenant colonel Moore, shall be No. 14 ;
by lieuti^nant colonel Fee, No. 33; by lieutenant colonel Crom-
Avell, No. 46 ; by lieutenant colonel Holiday, No. 58 ; and by
lieutenant colonel Entricken, No. 119 . In the county of Fayette,
the regiment commanded by lieutenant colonel Collins, shall be
No. 72 ; by lieutenam colonel Oliphant, No. 90 ; by lieutenant co-
lonel Brashiers, No. 91 ; and bv lieutenant colonel Whaley, No.
108 ; In the coimties of Bc'dt' rd and Somerset the regiment
commanded by lieutenant colonel Clarke, shall be No. 10 ; by-
lieutenant colonel Agnew,No. 55 ; by lieutenant colonel Bonnet,
No. 105 ; by lieutenant colonel Kimmel, No. 109 ; by lieutenant
col nel Moore, No. 127 ; and by lieutenant colcrel Babies, No.
128: In th« tounties of Washington and Creeae, ik« regim*»t
( XXXV )
•emmanded b7 lieutenant colonel Atcheson, shall be No. 22 ; bf-
lieutenant colonel Marshal, No. 23 ; by lieutejiant colonel Hare,
No. 53 ; by lieutenant cclonel Steveiison, No. 82 ; by lieurenant
colonel Heaton, No. 6 ; by lieutenant colonel Jenkins, No. 99 ;
by lieutenant colonel M'Cleland, No. 122 ; and by lieutenant co-
lonel Gather, No. 130 : In the county of Allegany, and in that
part of Butler coun*y , which is included in lieutenant colonel Gil-
leland's regiment, and in that part of Beaver county which lies
south of the river Ohio, the regiment comma.nded by lieurenant
colonel Martin, shall be No. 16 ; by lieutenant cclonel GUliland,
No. 29 ; by lieutenant cclr*r.el Cunningham, No. 62 ; by lieute-
nant colonel Noble, No. 76 ; and by lieutenan'- M'Farland, No.
125 : In the county of Wes moreland, the regiment commanded
by lieut .colonel Bonnet, shall be No. 2; b;. lieut cclonel Wagle No.
19; by lieut. C'l. ANTCombs, No. 30 ; by lieut. cclonel Campbell,
No. 54 ; by lieut cclcnel M'Dowell, No. 63 ; by lieutenanc cclonel
Hunter, No. 70 : In the counties of Armstrong, Erie, Butler,
Crawford, Warren, Mercer, Ver.ango and puit > f Beaver, the re-
giment c:mm.anded by lieutenant colonel For er, shall be No. 17 ;
by lieutenant colonel Sproat, No. 26 ; by lieutenant colonel Reed,
No. 107; andby lieu enant cclonel Slcan, No. 126: and all regi-
ments hereafter to be formed shall f How these in numerical order,
but nothing contained in this seftion shall be construed as giving
preference of rank to the oftcers, which shall at all times be de-
termmed by the dates of commissicns, or the drawing of Idzs for
that purpose.
Seft. ZIV. And be it further enacted by the authority aforevaldj
That even- mili*ia man removing out of che bounds of one com-
pany into the bounds of an-^ther, shall apply to the commanding
oflicer of the ccmpany to which he did bel^-ng, who shall -give
him a disciiarge in w riting certifying the class to which he be-
longs, and whether he has ser.ed his tour of duty or not, and the
time and date of his serr ice, which certihcate the said militia
man shall produce to the captain or commanding otEcer of the
company in whose bounds he next settle*, within ten days after
his settlement, under the penal y of two dollars, and the said cap-
tain or commanding officer is hereby required to e:u-ol him in the
cla-ssspecined in the said certificate.
Si-Sl. XV. And be it Jintktr enacted by the authority eiforesaid.
That the whole of the militia nf this state (excep" as herein ex-
cepted) shall be trained and exercised in compauits, troops, bat-
talions and regiments, by their ^e.^pective officers in ever)- year as
fcUov.s, to vvit, in ccmpaines, on the t.rst Monday m the month
of !May, and on the Hrst and second Mondays in the month of
Oitober, and *h.e first regim.ent in each and ever^^ brigade on the
third Mr»nday in the month of May and Octctjer, the second regi-
ment on Tuesday, and so on, accrrding to such order as the bri-
gade iitspeftor shall j^rescribe, on every day of the week (Saturday
and Sunday excepted) of which Ciie months previous notice shall
be given by the bi^gade inspecStcrs resj>efUvely, until the whole
.number of regiments shaul have mustered and exercised in the
•fcrsiald ntat.aer, end at such pl7.ce5 aS the tlsld o£ccrg of eaCk
( XXXV i )
regiment or a majority of them shall agree vipori : Provided, they
shall not enter Into any person's inclosure without the cc nsent of
the owner first obtained, and no militia man shall, afer the first
day of Odoher, in the year one thousand eight hundred and three,
be admitted into the ranks of any company without a sufT.cieat
rhiisket, rifle or firelocl;, except those berween the ages of eighteen
and tw-exi»^-one years, and such others as the officers cf the com-
pany shall deem unable to procure arms at their own expence,
such person shall be liable as for non-ariendarxe on days of exer-
cise, and if any militia man who shaJ not be admitted into the
ranks withe ut arms as aforesaid, shall be fined on any day of train-
ing on account of not having such aims, and shall conceive him-
self aggrieved, he may appeal to the field officers of the regiment to
which he belongs, who siiall consider histircumstances, and grant
such relief as to them cr a majonry cf them shall appear just and
reasonable.
■ Sect. XVI- J71J be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid.
That if any commissioned or staff officer shall, without a lawful
excuse, neglect or refuse to attend on any of the days herein ap-
pouited for exercise, such delinquent oFicer cr officers, shall be
returned to the proper ccurt of a]^peals,by the commanding offi-
cer present — if a held oificer he shall forfeit and pay the sum of
four dollars, and every other commissioned or staff officer shall
forfeit and pay the sum of two dollars, to be recovered as other
fines for non-attendance, and subjeft to like appeals; aitd every
ilon-commissioned officer cr jjrivate, so negiefiing or refusing to
attend, sh^ll forfeit and pay ihe svm of one dc Uar, for ever}- such
lieglcft or refusal, except such olficer or priva.e shall be summcntd
and actually attending on any of the da) s of exercise afc resaid, as
a juror ct wiaiess in any court within this contmonwealth ; and
the same fr.es shr-llbe respeciivcly paid by every officer, ncn-con.-
rnissif ned oiTicer orpriva'e, who shall leave the parade, on any
day of trainhig, before the regiment or comj>an} is discharged,
without leave first had and obcah.ed of the officer commanding;
and the masier cr mlstiess of any apprentice, and the father cr
mother of anv minor, r.?.l!e to serve in the mihtia, who shall re-
i'use or ucglecl to perform the several duties required tf him by
this "a.?-, such minor, being in the service of his facher or moiher,
master or mistress, shall he rejpe<fnvely acccimtaLle frr the fine
or fines soincuntdby si.ch minor or upprentlce.
Sea. ZVII. Aiui Le it further enacted by ihe authority cforceai^f.
That in order to a-xer ain ihr t>c persons who, by their absence en
clays of exercise, shall liave incurred the fines before meitricned, a
• Serjeant or tlic ckik of each comj)a.ny on every svich day, in the
juescnce of the captain, or ccm.manding officer of the ctmpany,
at the end cf Ci.e hour af .er the time a])jjoiiited for the meeting of
the companv, battalion or i-egimeut, and also afer the txerci^e ic
^over, and bt fere the men are dismissed, shall call over the ntusrer
aollof the c( mpanj. , notirgthc f.c w ho are absent ; aid whhin tv o
.ilays afier ever)- ccmpan> or regimemal meeting, a return shall be
injade by him to ihe captain, or commanding cf.icer cf eath ccm-
A^-y, i.r-dcr th^ pent-Iy'cf fve dviilttrs fcr every time Its i.lia'1 nr-.
( XXXV ii )
gle(f^ or refuse to make siich retuni of all the absentees on the se-
veral davs cf exercise, particub.rly designating the day on which
each default was made ; and it shall be the duty of the command-
ing olFicercf each regiment, annually in regimental orders, to be
issued previous to the days appointed by this acl for training the
militia in the months of May and Oftober, to appoint six commi&-
sioned officers, three to preside in each battalion for the cuiTent
year, as a court to hear appeals, who, when sitting as such court,
shallbe under oath or affirmation, to be administered by any judge
or justice of the peace,' to perform their duty with fidelity and im.-
partiaiity, and vv'ho shall, in not less than ten nor more than iif:een
davs after ths meeting of the regiment, in the monihs of May
and October annually, hear the appeal of ever}' person conceiving
himself aggrieved and applying to be heard, and if it shall appear
to the satisfafcion of the court of his proper battalion, that, by
lamiCness or sickness, or any unavoidai>le necessit}', his arend-
ance \ra3 rendered imp vaclic able on the day or days for which he
may stand charged, the saidcom-t shall remit the line or fines in-
curred for the reasons aforesaid only, but no excr.se shall be re-
ceived nor redress given by them at any other time or in any other
manner than is before mentioned.
Seft. XVIII. Arid be itfuythcr enacted by the autJjoi'ity qforesrJdf
That no certiorari, or other Avrit, shall, in any case, issue froril
any court of law or equity of this commonv.eakh, to remove any
proceedings that shall be had in any court of appeal or court mar-
tial, held under and by virtue of this aft, andrhat no caurt of lavr
or equity of the saidcommonw*eakh shall, in any case, hear, sus-
tain, determine, or in any manner take cognizance of appeals aiat
may be offered or attempted from sentence or decree, passed or
made by such court of appeal or comt m.ar'iai, any law, usage, or
prafrice to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding.
Se6t. ZIX. A}id be it Jurtber atacte! by the author Ity cforesaid,
That for ^hc purpose of cclle filing and levying as well the fines
that shall be incurred for non-attendance on days of training, as
those which sha.ll be imposed by regimen. al courts martial, the
president of the court martial, if the fines f.ere impOLC.:. bv a
court martial, and the commanding ofticer of die compan.y, if the
fine was mcui red for non-attendance on any day or davs of train-'
ing, v.'ithin ten days after the passing of the sen-ence or decree
of the court of appeal or court martial, shall be cblVged, and, un-
der the penalty of tif.y dollars for every neglect or refusal therein,
he is hereby enjoined to issue a wan ant under his hand and seal,
direfted to some constable, comm.ar.ding him to ccliecc and levy
the said fine or fines; and the said constable shall be authorised
and he is hereby enjoine-l and required, under the penalty of
twenty dollars, to call on every delir.qucnt who shall be namedin
such warrant or in a schedr.le or list thereto arr.erced, and demand
payment cf the said fine or Hues, and of five per centum on the
amount tliererf for his troubl-^ h: coilecling the scm.e ; and on ne-
glect or refusal to m.ake such payment afcer deniand thereof, so
as aforesaid made, then the said constabl? haNi'i g h? said war-
rant is hereby required to proceed to ccIU(n; the said fines, togetlt^
D
( xxxvlli )
With the costs, in the same manner, and with the like power ami
effecft as constables ?.re required to proceed with executions issued
by virtue of the aft for the more easy and speedy recovery of small
debts, passed the first day of March, 1745-46; but if any such
constable for the space of thirty days after the receipt of such
■^vajTan:, endorsed with the time of delivering the same by the
president of the court martial, or the commanding officer of a
company as the case may be, shall negleft or refuse to pay unto
the paymaster of the regiment or other person by this aft entitled
to receive the same, the w hole amount of the fines in the said
schedule or list contained, such constable for every such negleft
or refusal shall forfeit and pay to the said paymaster, for the use
cf the regim.ent, double the amount of all the fines marked on the
!?aid schedule or list, which shall not within the said thirty days
have been paid ever to the proper paymaster, excepting there-
from only such fines as the field officers of the regiment or a ma«
jority of them, who are ^ereby constituted a board for the pur-
pose, and who when sitting as such shall be under oath or affirm-
ation, shall annually on the fourth Monday of November, adjudge
to have been impraf:icable or improper for the said constable to
collecl and obtain ; and it shall be the duty of the said paymaster
cf the regiment on the said fourth Monday of Novem^ber yearly,
and every year, to inake out a fair and clear statement cf his ac-
counts, and lay the same before the field officers, and any two
captains cf the regiment v.'ho shall examine it, and having ceni-
lied the balance as it shall appear to them on the said statemei.t,
one copy thereof to reniain v.ith the paymaster and another to be
lodged wirh the colonel or commanding officer of the regiment;
but if any paym.aster shall neglefc or refuse to make a statement
of his accounts in manner aforesaid, or v.-hen duly required shall
iiegleft or refuse to surrender all the papers, books and accounts
belonging to his office to his successor, for every such negleft or
refusal, of v.'hich a regimental ccurtm.aitial shall judge, such pay-
master or his executors, administi-atcrs or others pos-^.essing such
books, papers cr accounts, sh?ll fui-feit and pay for the use of the
reglinent, the sum of one h^uidred dollars, to be recovered by the
quartermaster of the regiment, in the same manner as is provided
by the thirty-third sedcion of this acl for the colleclicn cf fines im-
posed on the officers.
SeA. XX. And be it further evaded by the authority aforesaid.
That for the crlleclion cf all the fines in a^Tcars which have been
incuiTcd under the a<5> entitled " An aft for the regulaticn of the
militia of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania," passed the ninth
day of April, one thousand seven hiu\dred and ninety-nine, the
sevend captair.s cr comnianuing officers of companies shall have
and exercise the same powers, except that of holding ajipeals, v.-ith
which thev are vested by the nineteenth seclion of this acl, for the
collection of such fines as may be hereafter incurred, and tliey are
hereby severally enjoined and required, on or before the first
Monclav of September next, to issue their respeftive warrants for
the collccftion of the fines so as aforesaid in arrears, under the pe-
'nalty of fifty dollars each, for every negleft cr refusal, to be reco-
( xxxix )
\ ored as officei-s* fines are recoverable by the thirty-third sediott
of this acl.
Se(^. XXI. And be it further enacted b.' the authority aforesaidy
That the said paymaster shall hold the laonies paid OA-er to l-im
according to the diredlicns of this aft, subjeft to the drafts of the
colonel or commanding oiF.cer of the respective regiments, to be
drawn in the order and for the purposes hereai after mentioned,
to wit, to pay drummers, fifers, trumpeters and buglers, to j)a7
for the repairs oi drums, arms, and for the diiTerent duties other
than those of company and field days, and of days appointed, ex-
clusively for tiie exercise cf oflicers, which by this aft are imposed
upon oTicers and others, and for which no other specific provisioii
is hereby made, a:;d to defray all such OL-hcr expences, only as a
majority of the field officers cf each regim.en: may adjudge to be
necessary and useful for the regiment, for promoting military dis-
cipline, and eSecluaringthe ends and purposes of this ad.
Seft. XXII. /vid be it further enacted by the authority aforesai^t
I'hat the form of the v/arrantto be issued by tlie captain or com-
manding officer of each company for the ceiledtion of fines for non-
attendance on days of tra-ning, may be as fcllov-'s, " Tiie com-
monwealch cf Pennsylvania to Whereas, the
persons named in tiie sciiedule or list hereto annexed, have by the
court of appeals of their proper battalion, been duly sentenced to
jvay the fines to their names respeftively subjoined; this Vv'arrant,
therefore, authorises and requires you according to law to levy,
collefl and pay over all the fines aforesaid. Given under my hand
and seal, the day of , one thousand eight hun-
dred aad to colleaor, A. B. captain. [L. S.]'*
And the form of the v.'airant to be issued by the precident of a
court mariial may be as fcliows : " The com monwealch of Penn«
sylvania, to Whereas A. B. hr. tii been duly sen.-
tcnced to pay a fine for the sum cf fur disobedience
cf ordn-s, negleft of duty, &c. as the case may be ; tliis warrant,
therefore, authorises and requires you, according to law, to levy,
collect; and pay ever the said fines. Given under my hand a.id
seal, the day of , or.e thousand eight hun-
dred a. id to ' collector, A. B.pref.ident.fL.S.l"
Seft. XXIII. A)id he it further enccted by the authority o.jorescidy
That it shall be the duty of the commanding oilicer cf each com-
pany, under the penalty of twenty dollars, to transmit a list of the
names of all the absentees, and the fines charged for non-attend-
an :^ on days of training, as also the names of the exempis to the
officers holding tlie appeals ; a^'^d tlic sa.d court of a.pp;ais Lhall,
ivader the penalty of twv::ity dollars each; transmit a reiicrel return
of tlxe del'aqucnt fines charged to the C'.>mmanding officer of the
regiment, and one copy to the paymaster thereof; and each cap-
tain or commanding oificer of a company, shall receive one dollar
per day for maki ig the several retunis required of him by this aft,
and O'ucers holding courts cf appeal and regimental courts mar-
fial, shall each receive one dollar per day, to be paid by the pay-
master of the rep iment in which such duty is performed, on orders
drawn by the lieutenant cclciiel, orc&'mmandin^; cfricer the;^eof:^
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and each paymaster shall have a book for the keeping of accounts
to be paid for out of the regimental fund, and shall, for perform-
ing the several duties enjoined on him by this a6l, receive five per
cent, on all monies that come into his hands ; and officers holding
general courts martial, shall be paid, each, for his ser/ices, one
dcUar per di^y, to be paid by the inspeftor of the brigade in which
such court martial is held on orders &ign«d by the president of the
court, to be allowed to such brigade incipe<ftcr on the settlement of
his accounts
Seel. XZIV. And be it further enacted by the authority ajoresaid,
That v.'henever it may be necessaiy to call into ac^lual service any
part of the militia, in case of a rebellion, cr of an adliial or threat-
ened invasion of this or any of the neighbouring states, then it
cliall and may be lawful for the gove;-nor to order into afiual ser-
vice such part of the militia, by clasccs, as the exigency may re-
quire. Provided, That the pra-t so called doth not exceed four
classes of the militia of any brigade : Aiid fyovided also, that such
brigade or brigades shall not be again called into a<ftual service un-
til an equal number of t>e classes of the rnilitia of the other bri-
gade cr brigades respectively be first called, iinlcss the danger cf
an invasion from Indians or others shcvtld make it necessary to
keep in rese\-ve the militia of such brigade or brigades for imm.edi-
ate defence, and the compardes in each regiment or bat:;aIion of
the state, shall, within one year after tlie pajssing of this a-il, be
divided into eight classes, v.^here the same is not already done ; all
flank companies, whether of grenad'.crs, light infantry or riflemen,
?hali be called into seivice by companies or parts of ccmpanier,
and not by classes — the first flank company making part of the
£rst c-ll, the second iiank company shall make part cf the fifch
call of the militia, and be commanded by their ov\-n prcrer ouicers,
find everv flank company to be forn";ed in future shall be formed
wnder the direction and approbation of the field ofncers of the re-
giment, to consist of not less than sixty-four privates, and com-
posed of men actually resident within the bounds cf the rc-gim.ent
to which they are to be attached, ai:dnot otherT.vfse.
Seel. XZV. Ar.d be it further e?iacted by the authority aforesaid.
That the n-iiiitla when called by classes to perform a tour cf duty,
shall be oflicered in the fcllovying manner, that is to say — For the
first draft tbe captain of vlie first ccmpar.y, the lieutenant of the
second, and ensign cf the fourth; second dvafr, the c::.ptaln of the
seccnd ccmipany , the lieu'.enantof the first, andeiisigri of the third;
third drafc, the'captaia of tlie tl/ud company, the lieutenant of the
four h, avid the er.ii^/a of the seccnd ; fcurlh draft, the f«nnth cap-
tain, the lieutenant of the third company, and the ensign cf the
first ; the fifth draft, the fifih captain, the lieutenant of the sixth,
and the ensign of the elghdi ; si-ith draft, the sixth captain, the
lieutenant of the fifth company, and the ensign cf tlie seventh;
seventh draft, the captain cf tlie seventh company, the lieutenant
of the eighth, and ensign cf the sixth ; eighth draft, the captain
pf the eighth c« mpany, the i'en'.enant of the seventh, and the en-
sign of the fifth; non-ccmmissioned ofiicers to take their tour of
duty with th? ccmmissiov.ec\ ctficevsj an^ the routine of the £eld
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o.Ticers shall be according to the date of tlieir rcspetTcive commfijfc
sions. The first colonel of the brigade shall command the first
detachment, if it amounts to a colonel's comm.and, hut if it does
no: the comr.ianJ f;hall devolve on the lirst major, and each draft
shall be liable to serve t-.vo month:,, and no longer, and to be re-
lieved by the class next in numerical order, »ha relief to arrive at
the place of destination ath'ast two days before the expiration of
the term of the class to ht relieved; but nothing herein contained
shall prevent the governor from employing and calling out part of
any class, or any company or companies, regiment or regiments,
Avithout respecl: to this rule, whenever the exigency is too sudden
to admit of the assembling of the militia in the ordinary way, and
the service of the person or jjersons so called out shall be accounted
as p.ai-t of his or their tour of duty ; and the pay of the militia in
actual ser\'ice shall commence two days bcfrre marching, and they
.shah receive pay and rations at the rate of nfteen miles per day-
en their return home.
Se£l. Y.XV1. And be it further enacted by the authority afo'resaid.
That v/hea any detachment of the m.iliiia shall be called into ser-
vice, tlie c".p:a:»is of each company ^hall take care that his pro-
portion of men are assembled and jnarched to the proper place of
parade, under the care of a commissioned ofiicer or serjeant, with
a list of tlie men, which shall be dt;iive-'-cvd to the adjutant of the
regim.ent, whose duty it sliall be to attend at tiie place appointed
to receive the detachments from ibe several companies oi his re-
giment, and l-e shall make out a roll of the whole, mentioning tiie
tavik of the ofl^cer, and names of the non-commissioned ofccers.
and privates, and v.-hen the detachment shall be completed and
jilaced under the command of the pioper cficer, he shall attend
them to the place appointed for the meetii^g of the detachment of
the brigade, where the several adjutants shall each deliver a lis^
of the detachment from his regiment to the brigade inspedcr,
whor.e duty it shall be to attend at the palace appointed for assem-
l-lmg the detachment fr-om his brigade, and lo furnish a complete
list the-.-eof to the comraanding ofiicer of the detachmicut, noting*
})articv:lariy in detail the officers, non-commissioned ofncers and
privates from the respedive regiments within his brigade ; and it
shall furthermore be the duty cf said hi-igade inspeflcr to march,
v/ith such detachment to the place of geneial rendezvous r.ppoint-
ed for the whole of the militia called out, and there deliver to the
comm/anding cihcer a duplicate of ihelist aforesaid ; and it shall
be the duty of such commanding officer to make a general return,
of the whole detachment, noting particularly the detail from each
brigade, cer.'if.ed under his har.d, and shall. cause the same to be
delivered to the adjutant general Avitbin ten days after the march-
ing of his detachment, under tl:.e penalty of f i'ty d(;llars..
Se£l:. Y.XVll. And be it further enacted by the authority qforeeaid^^
That v:lier.ever the miilitia are called into af-nal service of this
state, cr of the Uni'ed Stat'ss, it shall and may be lawuil for the
govemor, if he ijiay deeni it expedient, to organiie the cavalry ime>-
brigades, regiments, squadrons, and troops, so that crcl: brigade.
iCiall. consist of fcur regiments, each regiment of two so^uadrcjes^
D 2
( ^1" )
«ach squadron of four troops, in such manner that no troop sha4
consist of more than cne hundred, nor less than &ixty.fcur; non-
commissioned ofrcers and privates to be ofi-ccved as fellows: to
each brigade one brigadier general, and one bri;jade major, with
the rank of major, to each regimenr, one lieutenant c^ 1' nel com-
mandant and tw o n«ajors, a hrst and second ; -o each squadron one
rnajor J to each trocj one captam, iwo lieutenants, one cornet, four
Serjeants, four corporals, one saddler, one farrier, and one trum-
peier ; the general cl'licers shall bt; i^ppointed by the govenior, av.d
the elections for held orfcers shall be held at the place of general
rendezvous, appointed after such call and ccr^duc ed as nearly as
niay be, acccrdip.g to the directions prescribed by this act for the
elefdons of o her iield ofiiccrs ; the brigadier generals shall appoint
their bngade majors, and the field officers of each regiment ihall
appoint their respe<5live regimental staff.
Sect. XX\'^III. Andbtitfuriber enacted by the authority aforesaid,
That it shall and may be lavvful for any person, called to perform
'tL tour of duty, to find a suiicier.t substitute, such substitu e being
approved of by the captain or commanding oif.cer of tiie company
in w hich he shall be ottered to serve : Provided a-'xays, That if
anv substitute shall be called in his own turn into avftual service,
before the term expires which he was to serve for his employer,
then the pei-son procuring £iich substitute shall march, cr find a
sutiicient person to march in his said substinite's turn, or be liable
to pay his fine for negiecc, which fine is to be recovered as other
fines for ne[;lec"t of ser\'ing are by this a^ recoverable, and that
sens who are not subject to the militia law may be admiued- as
substitutes for their fathers.
Seel. XXIZ. Jjidbe itforther enacted by the authority aforesaid,
That v/hen the miliria or any detachment thereof are called out on
dtity, thev shall b? entided to like pav and rations as are or shall
be provided for the army of the United States, and that every per-
son refusing or negle " ing to perform his tour of dury in person
or by substitute, shall pay the sum tf tv.elve dcllars for every
such negle<5t or refusal, if the tcur was to be for a term not ex-
ceeding one month, aiid in proportion if the tour w^as to be for any-
longer or shcrcr term.
Sect. XXX. And be itforther enacted by the authority aforesaid.
That the division composed of the militia of the city and ccunty
of Philadelphia, by direition of the general otEcers thereof, if ihey
See cause, and by and whh the consent of the commanding officers
of the respeftive regimenrs, is hereby authorised to meet in divi-
sion or brigade on any of the days appointed by this act for train-
ing the militia in regiments, and the commanding officers of the-
several and respective regiments composed of the nvliiia residing
Borth west of the rivers Ohio and Allegheny, and Conewango
creek, and that part of Wayne county above the Ban-ens, are
herebv authorised and empcrvvered to cause the same (if they may
deem it expedient) to meet and exercise in battalions on any o£
Itbie days appointed by this act; for training in regiments.
( xlili )
Secb. XXXI. Ami be itfunkcr enacted by the authority aforesaid.
That the fclh.w Ing nnicle!-, rules and regulations shall be those by
■which the niiliiia shall he goveraed:
Art. 1 If any ileldofiicer or oiher ccmmissidned officer, at any
reginiental review, or on any other occasion, when the regiment,
battalion, troop or company to v/hich he may belong, or in which
he lioldsa commission, is paiadedin arms, shall misbehave or de-
mean himself in an unotiicerlike manner, or shall on any such oc-
.casion negle^f t or refuse to obey the orders of his superior officer,
he shall for every such oiience be cashiered or punished by line at
the discreaon of a general or regimental court martial, as the case
may require, in any ^um not exceeding sixty d/ liars; and if any
non-co;nmissioned officer or private shall, on any occasion of pa-
•radingthe company to v.hich he belongs, appear with his arms
and accoutrements in an imfit condiiion, or be dvimk, or shall
(disobey orders, or i,hall use any reproachful or abusive language to
his oliioers, or any of them, or shall quai-rel or promote any quar-
rel among his fellow soldiers, he shall be disarmed and put under
gi'.ard hy order of ihe commanding ofiicer present, imtii the com-
pany is dismissed, and shall be fined at the discretion of a regi-
mental court m.artial, in any sum. not exceeding ten dollars, nor
less than two dollars.
Art. 2. If tne lieutenant colonel, or commanding ofrlcer of any
regiment shall neglect or refuse to give orders for assembling his
regiment at any time or times appointed by lav.-, or at the discre-
tion of the inspe(!1:or of the brigade to which he belongs, when the
said ir.spe<flor is hereco conimaiided by the governor, or in case of
an invasion of the ciry or county to which such regim.ent belongs,
he shall be cashiered and punished by a fnie not exceeding two
hundred dollars, at ihe discretion of a general coint martial ; and
if a commissioned officer of any company shall on any occasion
negleol or refuse. to give orders for assembling the company to
which he belongs, or any j.art thereof, at the discretion of his lieu-
tenant colonel, or commanding ofiicer of tlie regiment to w^hich
such company belongs, he shall be cashiered and punished by a
fine not exceeding sixty dollars at the discretion of a regimental
court mjirtial; and a non-commi.ssioned officer offending in such
case shall be fined at the discretion of a regimental court martial,
hi aiiy sum not exceeding twenty dollars.
Art. 3. If any captain or coniiriancling onlcer of a company shall
refuse or neglect to mai^e out a list of the persons noticed to per-
form any tour of duiy, and send or convey the same to the lieuten-
ant colonel or commaiiding offxer of the regiment to which such
company may belong, for such negle^ft or refusal he shall be ca-
shiered or lined at the discreti'm of a regimental court martial in
any sum no : exceeding forty dollars.
Art. 4. If any nailiria man shall desert while he is on a tour of
duty, he shall be fined twenty-four dollars for every such offence,
and be obliged to march on the next tour of duty, under the same
penalties as at first ; if a non-commissioned officer shall so desert,
he shall be degraded and placed in the ranks, shall pay a fine of.
chirty dollars, and be obliged to senx another tour as a private..
Art. 5. Every general court mar/ial shal consist cf thirteen
meml>ers, all of whom shall be commissioned offcers, and cf sudi
i-ank as the case may require, ar.d these thir:een shall choose a
president out of theirnumber, v.ho shall not be under the rank of
a field c fficer.
Art 6. Every regimentc.l court martial shall be composed of Cve
members, all commissioned cflicers, v/ho ai-e to chcose one cf their
r^embers a president not under the rank cf captain ; and every
court martial, v.liet her general or regimental, shall appoint a ccm-
missioued ofScer or other fit person to ofiiciate as judge advocate.
Art. 7- In any court martial not less than two thirds of the
members must agree in every sentence for infiidting any punish-
ment, otnervvise the person charged th?Jl be acquitted.
Art. 8. The president of each and ever*- court martial, Vi^hether
general or regimental, shall require all Avitnerses in order to the
trial of ofienders to declai-e on oath or affirmation that the evidence
they shall give is the tiaith, the whole truth, and nothing but the
tiinh, and the members of all such courts shall take an oath cr
affirmation which the president is required to administer to them,
tliat they v.ill give judgment Avith impaniality.
Art. 9. EverA- court marti?.! shall have power and authority to
issue com.pulsory process against all and cv^ry person cr persr n»
who shall neglect or refuse to attend fcr the purpose of givirg evi-
dence in ?.ny case therein pending.
Art. 10. No o Jiccr or private being chaj-ged wirh transgress mg
these rules shall be sufitrred vo do duty in the regim.ent, company
or troop, to Avhich he belongs, until he has had his trial by a
court -maraal ; and ever)- pes-son so charged shall be ti-ied as soon
as a court-mariialcan be ccr-veniemly assembkcl, and even- oiH-
cer under anes- shall be funiisliid by the adjutant general, the
brigade .irjspe<fi:cr or adjutant of the regiment, as the case may re-
quire, wttha coyiy of the charge e:.hibited against him, at least
ten days before histiial, that he may have an opportunity to pie-
pare his defence.
Art. 11. If any oiTieer or private rl.Til think him.self injured by
his lieuteia:u-cc lonel, or tl.e ccnn;and-.ng ofiicer of the regim.ent,.
and shall upon due applica* ion made to him be refi-sed redress,
he may complain to tie briga.d:er-gencral, v.ho shall direft the
inspcifcor of the biigade to summon a general court-ntartial, that
justice rnay be done.
Art. 12. If any oflicer or private sliall think himself injured by
his captain, or o'her superior officer in the regiment, trocp or ccm.-
pany to v;liich be belongs, he may complain to the ccmmardirg^
officer cf the reglmem, who «;hall summon a regimental court
martial, for doing j'.'.f.tice accntUrgto the nature of-tlie case.
Ar:. 13. No per al:y shall be inf:i«red by a ccr.rt martitl othe?
than degr^ing, cashiering or lining; and rll fines imj>0£ed byre-
gimeri'al ccmts martial shall be ccUecfceu and paid into the har.d*
of the paym.aster, as direfied in the nine:eenth sefticn of this aft,.
Art. 14. The crnimanding officer of the midiua f -r the time
behig, shaU have full -wwer of pardoning or mitigating any cen-
aui.ss or penalties, ordered, to be infiified by a gcnend court mar--
( ^Iv )
tial; or any officer, non-commissioned ofBcer or priN^ate, for thft
breach of any of these articles, and every offender convifted as
aforesaid, by any regimental cour: martial, may be paixloned or
have the penalty mitiga'ed by the lieutenant colonel, or command-
ing oiTiccr of the re^nient, excepringonly where the censm-es or
penaldes are dire(?.ed as Eatisfaftion for injuries received by one
officer or private from another; but in case of ofticers, such sen-
tence to be approved by the commander in chief of the militia,
who is empov\'ered to pardon or mitigate such sentence, or dis-
approve of the same.
Arc. 15. That if any commissioned officer shall, at any time or
upon any occa::ion, behave in an unofficer-like.ungentlemanly or
disgraceful manner, the comm^ander in chief, (if the person accused
be a major general) the major general of the division (if a briga-
de .^r) the brigadier (if a field ofhcer) or tbs lieutenant colonel (if
an inferior officer) as the case m.ay be, upon the application of any
commissioi.ed cflicer, shall appoint a board of three officers, to
enquire into tlie matter of com.plaint ; and if upon their report it
shall appear to him desen ingot trial, then, and in such case, he
shall diiC'fl a court manial, whose proceedings herein shall have
the same eli'ecl as if the offence had been committed when on ac-
tual duty.
Art. 16. The militia on the days of training shall be detained
under arms en duty, in the field, any timic not exceeding six hours.
Fvoxided, thej are not kept above three hours under arms at any
one timjc, without allowing a proper time to refresh themselves.
Ait. ir. All fines that shall be imposed by a general division or
brigade court m.artial for every breach of these ini'es, shall be paid
into the hands cf the inspeffiors of the brigades to vvhich the of-
fenders belong, cr to such person or persons as he shall appoint
and make knowninbrlga.de orders as his agents or attomies, to
receive the sam.e witliin three weeks after they become due, but
in case of neglect or refusal to pay ary of the said fines, the said
inspcdor shall cause the same to be levied aim coUedled in the
jnan-ner herein after mentioned.
Art. 18. The rvJes cf discipline approved and est?.blished by
Congress in their resolution en the twenty-ninth day of March,
one thousand seven hundred ajid ninety-nine, shall be the rules
of discipline to be observed by the malitia throughout this state,
e>:cept such deviations frcm said i-ules as may be rendered neces-
sary by the regulations of the acls cf Congress, or of this state, or
some other unavoidable circumstances : and it shall be the duty of
the commanding officer, at even" ti-ainins;, whether by regiment,
battalion or ^ i* ^ie company, to cause the militia to be exccrcised
and trained, c.jTTe.^ably to the raidniles of dirciDlir.e and the in-
structions kid down by the baron Steuben, ard annexed to the
said i-ules cf discipline, poinding cut the vespe<fuve duties of the
ctncers, non-commissioned officers a;ul j?rivates, are rccomm-end-
ed and enjoined upon ihc militia of this state, as particularly and
f'Uly as if the said in^' true tic nr> v/ere repeated and expressed in
tills aci at ieng^ili.
( xlvi ■)
Art 15. The niHltia of this state v.hilsr in tliC a<Jlual service
thereof, cr of the 17 aired States, shall be fubjef!: to the same rules
and regiila'^ions as the federal army. Provided, that upon any
transgression or ofFerxe of a miil-Ja man, v/he;her ofncer or pri-
vate, ag-ainst the rules and regulitior.s of the federal urmv, the
cause shall be tried and determined by a court martial of the mi-
litia of this state, and that it shall be in the power of the governor,
or, incase of his absence, the commanding officer of the militia,
to mitigate, suspend or pardon any punishment to which any mili-
tia man may be sentenced by a general court martial, and it shall
be tlie duty of the captain or commanding cfRcer of each company,
luider the penalty of five dollars for every ncgleA, to read or cause
to be read, the foregoing articles at least once in every year, on
some company day of training.
Se^. ZXZII. And be it further er.acted by the autkorlty aforesaid.
That no civil process shall b? ser\-ed on any commissioned oilicer,
ron-commissior ed officer cr private, at any regimental cr battalion
review, or trainiiig cf any company, or while going to or return-
ing from the place of such review or training.
Sect. XXXIII. ArJbe it further er^'cied by the authority i/fcresaid.
That all and every of the fines and forfeitures by this act made
payable, for the recover)- of which no mode is herein before point-
ed out, shall be recovered by the inspectors cf the several brigades,
in the nar.;e and for the use cf the common veakh, by afticn of
debt before any justice of the peace, or in any court cf record with-
in this commonwealth, as from the amount thereof they shall be
more prcpeily cognizable, and the said inspector shall render his
accounts for all monies by him received and di jbui-sed by virtue of
this a 3, to the register general for settlement every twelve months,
and in case cf the refusal or neglect of any brigade inspeftor to
render his accounts as aforesaid, the register general and the
comptroller general are hereby empowered and directed to pro-
ceed against him, in like manner as they are or m.ay be authorised
and em.powered to proceed against delinquent count\- treasurers,
to compel the settlement of their accounts and the payment of
monies due the comjnonweahh thereon into the state treasury.
Sefi. XXXIV. AndU it further enacted by tJie authority cfotcsaid.
That all monies paid ixito the treasury by virtue of this a<fr, shall
be appropriated for the puipt^e of equipping and fun-dshing the
militia with arms and every- necessary appai-atus, fcr the defence
and security cf the Siate, ar.d the treasurer cf the commonwealth
shall keep separate accounts of the sam.e.
Se<fl:. XXXV. And le it fuitker enacted by the avthority afcreaaid,
That the brigade i.ispencr and two reputable ci-»v.^ns shall ap-
praise the hc-rse of erxh cCicer, who is entitled by the rules of
war to keep a horse, and the horse of each person serving as a
light hcrse man, immediately before ever}^- time cf going into
aftual service, and enter such appraisement in a book, and in case
such horje shall i^e killed, or die in a<ftual service, or be taken by
the enemy, otherwise than by regleci of tlie owner, en his pro-
ducing to the department cf account, a ceniScate of the loss ot
caid hcrsC; signed by the conimar.dir.g cfccer cf the d^taclinacr.*
( xlvii )
to which hebeloiigcd whilst in actual service, together with a certifi*
cate of the valuation so as aforesaid direded to be made, he shall
thereupon be paid the full amou)it of such appraisement, by an
order to be drawn in the usual manner on the state treasurer, to be
paid out of the militia funds.
Sefl. XXZVI. And be It fiuther enacted by the authority aforesaid.
That if any person or persons shall knowingly sell, buy or ex-
change, conceal, orothenvise fraudulently or unlawful!; receive,
hold, or detain, or shall refuse to deliver up to the proper brigade
inspeftor, after he shall give public notice thereof, any arms, ac-
coutrements, cciors or drums, belonging to this state or to the
United States, on any account or pretence whatsoever ; the per-
son so offending, being convided thereof, before any justice of
the peace, or alderman of the city or county where such offence
shall be committed, shall forfeit and pay, for every such offence^
treble the value of such arms and acccuivcments, to be ascertain-
ed by such justice or aldermen, and levied at the suit of the said
brigade inspector by distress and sale of the offender's goods and
chattels, by the jusiice or alderman before whom such offender
shall be convicted, returning the overplus, if any, on demand to
such offender ; and for want cf such distress, shall commit such
offender to the common jail of the county, there to remain, with-
out bail or mainprize, for any term not exceeding one month, un-
less such money be sooner paid.
Sed. XXXVII. And be it furtba- enacted by the authority afore-
said. That the adjutant general shall issue his orders to the res-
peftive brigade inspectors, requiring them to collect all the arms
that were the proper :y of this commonv/ealh, en or before the
twenty-eighth day of March, one thousand seven hundred and
ninet}--seven, within their respe(fti\e brigades, and within three
monvhs after the receipt of such orders, to make repcrt to him of
the number so coUeded, and the condition they are in, and whe-
ther such arms were in the hands of public officers or private per-
sons ; whereupon, the adjutant general shall cause all such arms
tobecqually distributed to the respective brigade inspectors, in
proportion to the number of enrolled militia in each brigade, who
shall employ a suitable person to repair such arms (if necessary)
and when repaired, on producing the account by the person re-
pairing the same, to the brigade inspector, he shall (if he approve
tliereof ) endorse his warrant en the sam.e, direded io the treasu-
rer of the county in favour of such person, for the amount there-
of; which warranc, if countersigned by the commissioners of
taxes, or a majoriiy of them, shall bo a. voucher to the treasurer
iji settling his accounts with the register and comptroller generals,
who are hereby authorised and direded to investigate and adjust
the same in like manner as other accounts are settled, and the re-
spedive brigade inspedcrs shall distribute them to the command-
ing officers of the respedive regiments within such brigade, in
due proportion to the number of men in each regiment, taking an
accountable receipt therefor ; and the commt.nding officers of the
respedive regiments shall cause all such arms to be distributed
amongst the different captains or commanding oiiicers of eacb
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♦owpany within their respective regiment?, taking receipts there-
for as aforesaid, and h shall be the duty of such officers to dispose
of said arms in the manner lierein after provided.
Se£t. XXX VIII. And be kfwther enacted by the authority afore-
said. That if any suit or suits shall be brought or commenced
against any person or persons, for any thing done in pursuance of
this ad, the a<f\ion shall be laid in the county where the cause of
such atflion did arise, and not elsewhere ; and the defendant or
defendants in such afdon or actions to be brought, may plead the
general issue, and give this aA, and the s])ecial matter in evidence,
and if the jury shall fijid for the defendant or defendants in si.ich
action or aiTtions, or if the plaintiifor plaintiffs sliall be non-suited
or discontinue his or their atlion or actions after the defendant or
defendants shall have appeared, or if upon demurrer judgment
shall be given against the plaintiff or plaintiffs, the defendants
shall have treble costs, and have the like remedy for the same as
any defendant or defendants i^ath or have in other cases to reco-
ver costs by law.
Sed^. XXXIX. Whereas, in and by " An acfl to provide arms
for the use of the commonwealth," passed the twenty -eighth
day of March, one thousand seven hundred and ninety-seven, it is
dire<n:ed, that a due propoition of said arms shall be delivered to
the colonel or commanding officer cf each regiment and lodged in
a suitable place or places of deposit, under the care of the lield
officers : And v.hcrcas, it becomes necessaiy that rome further
provision be made for the use and disposal of the r,aid amis, aiid of
such other arms as shall hereaf :cr be purchased and procured for
the use of the militia of this commonv/ealth, thei-efcre, be it fur-
ther enacted ly the cuthctrit;; cforesaid. That when any number of
arms shall be delivered to the commanding officer of a regiment
or battalion, he shall as soon as m.ay bs, divide such arms among
the companies, having due regard to the number of men in eoch,
and aking a resp-^ns'ble rece-p: from each captain for the arms
delivered to him for the use of his company, and the arms so de-
livered shall be marked with 'he num.ber of the regiment and com-
pany, and num.bered from one progi-essiveiy, and it shall be the
dutv of each captain or commanding oiTcer of the respefdve
companies to appoint a suitable person near the place w^here the
comT)anv usually meets for training, in whose custody such arms
shall be put to be cleaned and kcf,' in repair for the use of such
miljtia men as tlic officers of the company shall deem unable to
pr:cm-e their own arms agreeably to this aft, and the said arms
shall not be taken frcm the {liaces cfthe'r deposit, except on the
davs appointed by this a<5> for the exercise and discipline cf the
n-.ilitia, or v.-hen they shall be called into afaial sei-\'ice, and the
person so appointed shall receive such compensation for his ser-
vices as a majority of the field c fficers of the regiment sV.iU deem
just and reasonabl;', to be paid out of the reglmenial fund.^
Sefi. XL. An-ibe it further enacted by the r.uihonty aforesaid^
Tha^ if an - vou h of the age of rwelve years, and not exceeding
the ag*" cfe'gh-rcen years, shall with the consent and approbation
of his parents, attach himself to any company cf militia, for Vat
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purpose of learning to beat the drum, play en tlie Hfe, blow ilie
b'ng!e-horn or tninipe: ; PrcrAded, the number shall not exceed one
person for the drum, and one for the hte, or one for the bugle-
Jiorn, in each company, and one for the trumpet for each troop of
horse ; every such person or persons shall be put under the in-
stru6tions of the drum and rife major, the bugler or trumpeter, as
the case may be, whose duty it shall be to teach such person or
persons in the best manner in his power, and as soon as such
person or persons shall \w able to perf'">rm field dury to the satis-
faftion of the commanding officer of the regiment, he shall dra\v
his warrant on the paymaster of the regiment, in favour of the
drum or life major, the bugler or trumpeter, who may have taught
such person or persons as aforesaid, for the sum of ten dc liars
for every person so taught, and the person so taught shall be fur-
nished with a suit of regimentals, to be paid for out of the funds
of the regiment, and the father of every you.h who shall have
been instrufted as aforesaid, shall be exempted and excused from
every kind of m litia duly so long as his son sliall continue to
perform the duties of a drummer, hfer, bugler or trumpeter in any
militia company.
Secft. XL I. And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid.
That the fourth Monday in the n-i onth of April, and the fourth
Monday in the month of Sept'-mber, annually, be, and they are
hereby appointed for 'lie commissioned and staif ofRcers of the
respeftive regiments to m.eet together at the most convenient
place to be fixed by the field oi^cers of each regiment, for the
purpose of perfecting and improving themselves in the military
an ; and the officers aforesaid shall appear with proper arms and
uniform, under the same penalty for each negle<^l as on days of
training, and the com.manding officer of each regiment shall with-
in three days after the appeal appointed by this act, dired his
warrant for coHe'1:ing the r.nes, in this sefticn mientioncd, to the
quartermaster of the regiment, or other fit person, who shall with-
in one month after the receipt of such warrant collect and pay
the amount of the sriid fines to the paymaster of the regiment,
and shall receive for his services the same compensation as is al-
lowed for ccilefting fines by the nineteenth section of this z.6t
which fines sliall be recovered in like manner, and the persons
entided to like appeal as those for non-attendance are entitled to
by this ad, and the nnes accruing by virtue of this section shall
be appropriated in such manner as a majority of the officers at-
tending on such days of training may dired.
Seft. ZLil. And be it further enacted by the authority cforesaid.
That a majority of any light infanrry, grenadier, r lie or artillery
company, or of any troop of horse, shall have power at their first
meeting in each year, to fix upon, declare and settle what, and
how^ m.any days of training they will have ihrcughout the vear
over and ab )ve the days herein before appointed, for the training
and mustering of the miliiia, for the purjiose of improving them-
selves in miliiar}' discipline; and it shall be lawful for each aud
every connnanding officer of each and every such company to
notify his re spediv© company of such stated days of meeting, and
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to iiifli>5l and levy such £nes and penalties on any member -win*
shall refuse cr neghft to attend such days of exercise as may be
sgreeaunon by a majority of rhe company convened for tiiat pur-
pose, which tines shall be ccilefted by a sergeant of each company
by vir:ue of a waiTant under ihe hands and seals of the commis-
sioned ofLcers of the same, and shall be appropriated for the pay-
ment of the music, and other contiiigent expences of the company,
s.nd paid on warrants to be drawn by the commanding oiixer;
raid the accounts of each company shall be examined and set -led
ones in every } ear, bv a committee of three persons, mem.bers
thei-eof, to be chosen by ballot at a meeting of the company, con-
ver.ed for that purpose, which the comjnandlng cihcer is hereby
enjoined to do some time in the month of May, annually.
Seci. XLIII. ^ind be it further aiccted by the cutborit^ cforesaidf
That the regiment of artillery now ccmmanded by lieutenant ctl-
oi.el John Connelly, form.ed prior to the passing of this a^-r, wi.hin
the bounds of the first division, com.posed of the militia of the
city and county of Philadelphia, shall continue as heretofore, and
it shall and may be lav.ful for the governor to cause each company
of said regiment (not already supplied) to be furnished v. ith one
piece of brass or iron held ordnance, at the expence of the state;
and field and other oi^xers of said regiment shall be elected in like
manner as is directed by this act, for the election of olacers in he
infantry ; and the individuals ccm.posing said regiment shall be
subje ft: to the same fines and penalties, and be en itled to similar
relief as the res: of the mjUcit. cf this state is entitled to by this
ac'c. And vhe ccmpatiies composing the said regiment shall bs
called into actual service in rctaion by companies, and not by
classes, according to the number in rank wliich each company
bears in said regiment, commencing w ith the company v, hose
turn it may next be to perlorm a tour cf duty, agreeably to former
arrangements of said regiment ; provided each company shall not
bcleis than for y-fc.urnon-commi.:sioncd orhcers and privates.
Sect. XLIV. Arid bs itfu/iker cn.icted by the amboritjf ajoresuid^
That if any 0;Txer, non-connnissioned oiticer or private militia
man, or volunteer afling v/hh he nr.h'ia, residing in this sta'e,
having a family, shall be slain in battle, or shtdl die of \>rounds
received in the ser/ice of liiis sts te, his widow, child or children,
shall be en;itlrd to sir.idar relief and under the same reguladons
and restridtions as near as vvei-e provided by the a£i, entitled, " An
aft to provide for the more eueciual rcl^f of the widows and chil-
dren of the officers and privates of the militia who have l( si tneir
lives in the ser.ice of their country," p.-.sscd the twenty -seventh
dav CI March, one thousand seven hunured and ninety ; and if
anv ofiicer, non-commissioned oiilcer i.-r prvate iniiitia man, or
volunteer acling v. i h the militia, resioii g in this s*ate, shall be
v/ounded or otherv/ise disr.bled in ciie service of rhis state, he
shall be entided to relief, and under the same regulatiortS and re-
strifdcns as have betn provlJca by an act entitled " An aifl for
the relief of otucers, soldiers and seamen who in the course of
the late war have been wounded or otherwise disabled in the ser-
vice of this state or of the Uiutcd States," passed the tenth day of
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March, one thousand seven hundred and eighty-seven, which last
aforesaid ai5l, so far as relates to the purposes of this a<5l, is heiebf
revived and continued in full force.
Sect. XL,V. And be i^ further enacted by the authority aforc»aul.
That the secretary of the commonwealth is hereby authciiocd to
receive proposals for printing, and under the direction cf tue jjo-
vernor shall cause to be printed and hound in leather a suScien't
plumber of copies of this afc, together \\'\'^^ the rahs and rejura*
lions for the diaciplins cf the troops cf the United States, by the
bar in Steuben, which laws the adjutant gep.eral £h?J!. <n or be-
fore the .second Monday in August next, cause to be d!srr)bu':ed
in the manner fallowing, viz. to every general and field ofUccr, and
brigade inspeflor, each ore copy ; to every captain, for the use
©f h's company, one copy ; and to ever)' adjutant one copy ; and
shall also, under the direiftion of the governor, cause to be printc-d
and bound in leather, a suSlcient number of the ar- ides cf v.ar,
and cause the same to be distributed in such manner that each
general oiBcer, i:eld ofncer, and brigade in?pe.3^or, may have one
copy, and the expence of printing, binding and dicrribii: ing the
same, shall be ali^wfcd in the set.Iemen': cf his r^ccounts wih the
rcgis'-er genei-al. And it shall be the duty of any off ccr having
fcuch copy or copies, on hi? going ou? cf o'Sce, ori demand made to
deliver, or in case cf death, his executors or alniin'strators shall
tleliver, under the penaly of fve dt^Hars, to the successor in cfiice
cf the person so going out cf ofSce or dr/ivi^, the aforesaid copy
cr copies.
Sefc. XLVI. Ainl he it fio'h.^ enacted ly the cutbcrity af.resaidf
That in any county within this c:rcnionvveaL:i, v/here there is
reason to presume from the accounts v\-h;cii liave been, or which
sh:-.H be re viered by the brigade inspectonj to the ofncers cf ac-
couits, Of fr^m other evidence, that rue returns cf militia f nes
incurred under the aft, en-.itled " An a^i f )r the reguia:ion rf the
militia of the ccmmonwealth of Pennsylvania," passed the ele-
venth day of April, one thousand seven liundred and ninety -three,
and tiie a<rc en itled " An acl f^r the regulari^n of the militia of
the commonwealth of Pennsylvania," passed the ninth day cf
April, one thousand seven hundred and r.inecy-nine, have not been
fully and justly made, or that the said unes or s"me part thereof
have been unjusdy withheld by any of .he said brigade inspe -tors,
or c .Ueflors, it shall be he duty of the com.p":rclltr generaland re-
gister general, and hey are hereby enjoined and reqiured to i.cm-
mate an agent skilled in accounts, to be approved cf by the gover-
nor, v>'hose duty it shall be :o inves igate and ascertain ihe accu-
racy of the said retui-nsand accounts made by such brlga.'.e inspec-
tor, and for his purp.se the said agetat shall have power to call
upon tho.se miliria oiTxers whose duty '\z v/as under che recited afr,
to make re:um of the delinqaent militia men, and r.lso of ail col-
lectors of the lines of such delinquencs, and to demand from -hera
the said inspeftors, collectors, and o:f:cers, severally, all he returns
of delinquents, and :heir papers and documents reia-ive to the said
fines in their p-'siess-cn respectively, or copies thereof ; and every
.kfigade insfeitor, coUe<fcor or. other person, v»hT[) shall refuse tq-
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cr)m]!ly with such demand, shall forfeit and pay for evtry snch
oJence the sum of one hundred dollars; and the said agent shall
Lavi pov.er to examine the said brigade inspe£lors, ofTicers, and
eoilevSlors, on oa'h or amrmation, touching the same, and shall re-
port his proceedings to the comprrcUer general and regis'.er gen-
eral once in evciy three months ; and upon such report being made
they shf.U proceed to recover all such oplancer, as shall be found
remaining in the hands of the brigade ins^pe6lors, collectors aad
militia men, as the laws direft ; and the said agent shall receive
as a compensation for his services such daily pay, while emploved
as aforesaid, as the compn-oUer general and register general sjiall
deem just and reaDonable, which shall be paid out of the funds for
the support of government, by v/arranc drawn for that purpose, in
the usual manner. ,^ • •
Seft. ZLVII. And he if fivfther enacted by the authority aforesaid,
-That tiiis ad saall not have eifcit until the first day of August
nect, and that the ad endtled " An aft for the regulation of the
j-aiiitia of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed the ninth
day of April, one ihou^snd seven hundred and ninety-nine, shall
fr'b'm and af ■ er the said nrst day of August next, be and the same
is accordingly hereby repealed nnd made null and void : Provided
akvaxs. That nothing herein coniained shall be construed, so as
to revive any former law cr lavv's, which in and by tb.e said recited
ai^ is or are repealed, and made void, cr to prevent the recovery of
any fines cr forfeitures incurred under tiie same.
. • . ISAAC WEAVER, jun.
Speaker of the Kcuse of Represent ativec--
SAMUEL MACLAY,
Speaker of the Senate-
Approved the sixth day of April, in the year of our Lord one thou-
sand eight hundred and tv/o.
THOMAS M'KEAN,
Giverncr of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
MAIL ESTABLISHMENT.
HobertPatton, Postmaster — Office, 27 Souih Third street.
Eastern Mail—Clctzd every day (Svndays excepted) at 12
o'clock at noon, and arrive at Philadelphia every day (Sundays
excepted) r.*- 8 o'clock, A. M.
Southern Mail— Closed every day (Sundays excepted) at half
past 7 o'clock A. M. and arrive at Philadelphia every day (Sun-
days excepted) at half past 9 c'cl-ck, A.M.
Mail for Doimlrgs-tcivii If Lancaster, Pawsy ham a— Closed
every Tuesday, Fridav & Sa-iirday, at half an hour before sun-
set, and arrive at Philadelphia eveiy Monday, Thuisday and Sa-
turdav, a^ 4 o'clock, P. M. , ,r i
Great Western Mail, via Chanihersburg to Keiitveky, and North
Western re;v7:or)'— Closed every Tuesday 8^ Friday at half an hour
before sun-set, and arrive at Philadelphia every Monday and
Thursday, at 4 o'clock P.M.
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Mail for Tennesse, if M'ssmppt Ter/zicrj;— Closed every Fri-
day at half an li">vu- before sun-set, and amve at Philadelphia every
Thursday at 4 o'clock, P. M.
Mail via Reading tf Hairisburg.for Fots-totun in Miff.in, JfimU
htgion, Northumberland k^ L 'Coming Counties, Pennsylvania — Clos-
ed ever/ Wednesday, a*: half past 3 o'clock, P. M. and arrive at
Philadelphia every VVL-daesday moraing.
Mail via yenken Tovin, Do; Is Toviu, Plumstead, Eastavin and
Wilkcsbarre, Peniisyhania — Closed every Tuesday, a,t 3 o'clock,
P. M. and arrive at Philadelphia every Tuesday morning.
Mail for Bethelehem — Closed from the first of November to the
first of May, every Thursday at 3 P. M. and arrive at Philadel-
phia every Thursday morning.
Mail for Woolkury, SweeJsboroitgb, Wocds-tvi^n and Sakm, W,
Nevi yerne; — Closed every Wednesday, at 3 o'clock, P. M. and
arrive at Philadelphia ever\' Wednesday at 9 o'clock, A.M.
Mail fur Wood'jiiry, Mxdlika-killif Pittsgroveto Bridge-to^om, W^
N'ev.^-yersey — Closed every Tuesday & Friday, at 4 o'clock P. M,
aud arrive on the mornings of the same days.
Mail for Milhille, Pon Elizabeth, Dcnnia's Creek Ijf Cape May,
W. Nevi-Jersey — CI ised every Tuesday only, at 4 P. M. and ar-
rive at Piiiladelphia every Tuesday morning.
Mail for Atsion kSf Tuckerton, Kew-yersey~-C\ost.<l every Wed-
nesday, at 3 o'clock P. M. and arrive at Philadelphia every Wed-
nesday nT'rning.
Mail for Pladionfeld, Mount Holly, KsH^-Mills i3^ Bcrdentcrjon,
Nevj -Jersey — Closed every Wednesday at 2 o'clock, P. M. and
arrive at Philadelphia, every Wednesdaj at 10 o'clock, A. M.
|C3^ There is several places of the same siame in the United
States, Merchants and others are requested to be particular in,
direding their Letters j distinguisliing the S tates, and where would
otherwise be doubtful, the Counties, v/herc such are situated.
And when Letters are not for a Post-town, the neai-est Postr
town to the place ought to be mentioned.
€^OVER NME Ar r OF THE UNI TE D S TA XE S
EXECUTIVE.
Thomas Jefferson, P;cj«fe;if Aaron Burk, Vice Preiidetit,
Department op State.
James Madison, Secretary of State.
TREASVK.Y DePART!IENT.
Albert Gallatin, Secretary. Wm. Miller, C. of the Re-&£.xuc.
John Steele, Comptroller. Thomas T. Tuc'.er, 7;-efMJ/rer.
Richard Harrison, Auditor. Joseph Nourse, Regider.
War Department.
Henry Dearbome, Secretary. Wm. Inline, Sup. of M. Stored.
Israel Whelen, Purvey, of supplies
Navy Department.
E.ob«rt Smith, Secretary,
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JUDICIARY.
John Marshall, Chief yustice of the Supreme Court.
Wm. Cu£kh":g, of Mui;£achu;. Bushrod Washuieton, of Virgi.
Wm". Parersori, of N. Jersey. Alfred Mcore, cf N. -Carolina.
Samuel Chase, ofIvIar\land Associate yustices.
Levv Linccin, of Masbachusetts, Attorney General.
District Officeus.
Districts. Judges. Attorxies. Marshalls,
JMalie, David Sewall, Silas Lee, Isaac Parker.
.Al Il.u-.ipshire, John Pickering, J. S Sherborne, Bradbury Cilley.
Massachuseiis. John Davis, George Blake, Saml. Bradford.
Bhcue-ma;ui,' D L.Bcanes, David ?Io%veU, William Peck. .
Conr.ecticut, Pvichard Law, P. Edwards, Wilcox,
Vernumt, Elijah Paine, David Fay, John Williard.
A^CxJ-lV^, J. S. Hcbart, E. Livingston, John Heard.
Ncvj-Jersey, Robert T-.i orris, Geo. IMaxvv'ell, JohnSwartwoul
Penn^rhanic, E. Richard Peters, A. J. Dallas, Johri Smiih.
Do. Wti:tern, Do. Jas. Hamilton, P.C.Lane.
Delavjcire, Gun. Bedford, Gecrge Read, Joel Lewis.
Manlav.d, J. Winchester, Z. Hollinsworth Reuben Etting.
Coh'mbia, WKiam Kilty, J. T. Mason, D. C. Brent.
PotcAvmac, V/ahcr Jones, William Baker,
Virginia, Eaat. Cpiis Griffin, Thos. Nelson, Joseph Scctt.
Do^TFtstern, Do. John Mrnroe, A. Ivloore.
Kortb-C2rolina, J. Si^-ieaves, Benj. Wocds. John S. West,
South-Carolina, Thorr.acj Bee, 'nioi. Parker, C.B.Cochran.
Georgia, Wm. Stevens, Chas. Jackson, Ambrs. Gordon
Kentucky, Harry Innes, J. H. Daviess, J. Crockett.
Tennessee, East, John M'Nairy, W .P Anderson, Robert Hays.
Bo. West
2<f. V/. Territory, J. C. Syjr.rnes, Wm.M'Milan, Jas. Findlaye.
Misszsippi Do. Sctk Lewir,,
LuIianTenritorj'fWm. Clan-:,
LEGISLATIVE.
Sb-sati:.
Aaro:;? Brpv.; JP9eside;.t
Nr.v.-IlAMr'SKiiiE, Simeon Olcott, William Plumer.
Massackusetis, Dwight Foster, Jonathan Mason, i
Vermont, Nicihaniel Chapman, Stej^hen R. Err.ndley,
Rhoee-Isj.akd, Theodore Fester, ChristcpherEUeiy.
CoNNECTiccT, James Hillhousc, Uria Tracy. ^
New-York, Gcvernei.r Morris, De Witt Clinton.
New-Jersky, Jonathan Dayton, Aaron' Ogden.
Pennsylvania^ James Rokr, ' George Logan.
Delaware, WiUb.m Hill Weils„ Samuel White..
MARvi.ii:«iP, John E. Howard, Robert Wright.
Virginia, Stevens T. Mason, Wifson C Nichols^ '
Ken r v ckv, John F.rown, John Brackenridge^
North-Carolina, Jesse Franklin, David Srone.
Tense^see, Joseph Anderson, William Cocke.
South-Cakolika, Pierce Euder, Thomas Sianp'ter.
Gj^oziGJA, . ;-briaiaiv..Bjd4v/iii; Jcmes Jackios.
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Natha>:
N€V)-Ha mpsbire
Abel Foster,
Joseph Pierce,
Samuel Tenney,
Gtorgt B. Ujiham.
Massacbutetts.
John Bacon,
Phanud Bishop,
Maiiasseh Cutler,
Richards Cutts,
William Eustis,
Seth Hastings,
Ebenezer Matron,
Nathan Reed,
William Shepard,
Josiah Smith,
Joseph B.Varnum, -
PelegWadsvvorth,
Lemuel \ViIHams,
Thatcher.
Vermont.
Lewis R. Morgan,
Israel Smith.
Joseph Stant' n, jun'.
Thomas Tiilinghast.
Connecticut.
Samuel "yV. Dana,
John Dsvenport,
Calvin Goddard,
Roger Cris^vold,
Elia^ Perkins,
John Cot!-cv. Smith,
Benjamin Talimage.
Thecdorus E?.ily,
Lucas Simendo.f,
Thomas Mtrris.
Samuel L. Mitchell,
John Smith,
David Thomas,
Phiiip Van Cordand,
Representatives.
lEL Macon, Speuker.
J .hn P. Van >i ess, William B . Glksi
W.K..VanRanselaer, Edwin Gray,
Benjam.in Walker. David Holmes,
New^yersej
John Condit,
Ebenezer Elmer,
William Helms,
Janies Mott,
Henry Soutliard.
Pe^m.rdvania.
Thomas Boude,
Robert Brown,
Andi-e\v Gregg,
John A. Hanna,
Joseph Heister,
M'iiliam Hoge,
Wiiiiam Jones,
Michael Leib,
John Smiiie,
John Stevv-art,
Isaac VcLii Horn,
lltwr/ Woods,
Joseph Hemphill.
- Dela^vare.
James A. Bayard.
Marylav.d.
John Archei-,
John Campbell,
John Dennis,
])ani-.:l Htister,
Jcs. H. N^chcisoni
Thomas Plate i*,
Samuel Smith,
Waiter B'cv.el.
Virginia.
Richard Brent,
Samuel J. Cableli,
Thomas Claibcrne,
Matthew Clay,
J jhn Clopton,
John Dawson,
Anthony New,
Thos. Newton, jun.
J )hn Randolph, jun.
John Smith,
Joiin Stra'rron,
John Talliaferro, jr.
Philip R. Th' mson^ •
Abram Trigg,
• Ge(rge Jackson.
Xorth-Carolina. ■
"Willis- AUtcn,
■ Wm. Barry Grove^ ■
. Arch. Heriderson,
William H. Hill,
James Holland,
Charles Johnson, '
Jch-i Sao.ley,
Robert Williams,
F^ichard Stanford.
ISaitucfy.
Thomas T. Davis,
John FoAvIer.
Soutb-Caroiina-.
William Eu'ler,
Ber.jamin Huger,
Them: as Lowndes,
Thcntas Moore,
John Rutlege,
Ic. rressee. '
"William Dick ton.
Gicrgia.
John M'llege,
Bei:jam!n Taliaferro^
Ohio.
Paul Fearing.
JiL&iisipti Territory.
M. Green,
John Beckley, Clerks
GOVEllNMENT OF FENNSTLVANIA.
EXECUllVE.
Thomas M'Keax, Governor of the CcmmcnweakhT Ijfc. i!fk,
John M. Thompson, Secretary. J. M'Kissick, Receiver GeneraL
Jam.^s Trimble,. Deputy Do. Jacob Cavpentei-^ Triantrer.
( Ivi )
SENATE,
Samuel Maclay, Speaker^
C^tjl^ County of Phila- To, k and Adam*-,
dclphia, iSf i)e/au'arc. James Ewing
John Pearson
John Porter
John Jones
James Gamble.
Bucis,
William Redman.
Afontgonterji,
John Riciiards.
Berh iJ' Dauphin
Christian Lower
John Kean.
Chester,
John Heis'^er.
Lancasta\
Matthias Barton
John Steele.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Isaac Weaver, juxr. Speaker.
FranilifU
Tliomas Johnson.
William Heed. Wectnicpe'and iS' Arm-
Northuinlerlcuid. strorg.
Samuel Maclay. William Findley.
Northampton, Wayne Fayette and Greene,
and Luzerne. Presley Carr L.ane.
Jonas Hartzel W^iGhii gtoii.
Thomas Mewhorter. Aaron Lyle.
Cumberland. Allegbenj, Bea'oer l^
Robert Whitehill. Butler.
Miffliuf L^ cotni!:g ist Thomas Morton.
Centre. Craii-Jord^ Erie, Ve-
James Harris. r^-ngo, Mercer and
Bedford, Huntingdon Warren.
i:f Somerset.
John Piper.
William M' Arthur.
George Br) an, Cleri.
City ^f Philadelphia.
Philip Odenheimer
Michael Bri3;ht
James Pearson
William Adcock
Hugh Ferguson.
Samuel Henderson
Cour.ty f Berks
Gabriel Hiester
William Witman
Frederick Smith
Daniel Rose
Daniel UJree.
Comity of Pijiladelphia.Countzes of Northamp-J^zoh Weirich
James Engle ton and Wayue. Janrves Wilson.
John Goodman, junr.John Ross
WiUlam Hag>-
Cadwaliader Evaiis,
Isaiah Davis.
Count) cf Dauphek.
Stacv Pot is
William Lattimore
Richard E redhead
Jacob Neuliardt.
CL<u7:ty cf Bedford.
Martin Heile\r
Jacob Holgate
Thomas Davis
John Haniscn
Casper Schneider..
Cour.ty of Buch.
John Pugh
John Smith
John M'Elroy
Samuel Smith.
County cf Chester
Joseph Park
James Ful:on
Edward DarHngion
Thomas Taylor
Me'ihufjelah Davis.
County of Lancaster. Jas. Monigomery
John Roberts
County of Luzerne^
John Franklin
Roseweli Welles.
Cour.ty cf Hwitingdon.
William S.eele
John Blair.
"VVilllam Alexander. Ccuntlts of Allegheny
County ff Northum-
berland.
Jesse Moore
Jaccb FcUmer
D. Montgomery, jr.
Simon Sn>der.
Butler <J' Beaver.
Samui.4 Ewait
Abner Laycock
John M'Mas'^ers.
County cfMiJ^lin.
Thomas Turbett
J^hn M hler
Samuel Cooke
Isaac Ferree
James Patterson
William. Briibin.
Countres ofWeitmore-JvimeG M'Farlane.
land C?" Armstrong. County of Delaiaare.
James Brady Benjamin H. Smitli
I^aac G. Gilpin,
Henry Allhouse. County of Somerset.
County of WasbingUm. K&3i\n Miller.
John Marshal Counyt of Lycoming,
James Kerr Willam Wilson.
Joseph Vance County of Green.
Samuel Aspew. Isaac Weaver, junr^
( Ivii )
Cowity of Tor k. County of Fayette. County of Adams;
Daniel Stoiifi'er Charles Porter William Miller
William Anderson John Cunningham Kenry Slaf;e.
ItlichaclHeiman Samuel Trevor. CcAinty of Cmtfe. -
Frad. Eichelherger. County cf Franhlln. John Hall.
County of Cumberland. James Poe CoicntiesofCraixford,
John Simpson John Stabler Erie,Mercei,VeiiangB
David Mitchel Kobcrt Peebles. &c.
Jacob Alter. County of Montgo'inery.] c\m Lyile.junr.
Matthew Huston, Clerk.
COURTS OF LAW.
Eruors and Appeals are helb at
Philadelphia Sd. Monday in July, v, ith power to adjourn from
time to time, as occasion may require.
Supreme Couris are held at
Philadelphia 1st. Monday in September — 2nd. ia December—
and- 3d. in M-^rch : — And the re&t of the Stale ar; may be ap-
pointed by the judges. The terms last only 14 day, except
December, v/hich continue twenty-one.
Courts of Oyer & Terminer, and Nisi Prius.
Held occasionally, by appointment of "he Judges over the State.
GouiJTY Courts of Qjtarter Sessions 84. Common Pleas»
First District.
Philadelphia 1st. Monday in March & June — 3d. in September
and 1st. in December.
Dela^iiare — ■ — 1st. Mondays in January, April, July 8c O(5lobf r.
Bucks 1st. Mondays in February, May, August & November.
Montgomery 2nd. Mondays in Do.
Chester 3d. Mondays in - Bo.
Second District.
Lancaster'— —l,riA. Mondays in Febr'y, May, August St Novemb«B.
Vork The Monda vs next after the Lancas'er courts.
Adains The Mondays next af:er the York courts.
CMaz^fr/a«.i~-— The Mondays afcer Adams courts.
Dauphin The Mondays afier Cumberland courts.
Third District.
Berks 1st. Mondays in January, April, August & Novembei?,
Northampton 2nd. IMcndays in Do. do
Luzerrx 3d. Mondays in - Do. do
Northumberland 4th. Motidays in Do. do
Lycoming The Mondays neit afer Northumberland courts*
Wayne Tiie Mondays next after Lycoming courts.
: Fourth District.
Franklin isL Mondays in January, April 8c August, and last
Mondays in Odiober
Mifflin ^2nd. Monda s in January, April Sc August, and the
firsi- Mo .days in November.
Centre The. Mondays next afer Miffl'n.
Hwitirgdon The MoncIa\ s next after Centre courts.
Bedford The Mondays ne-: af.er Huntingdon.
Somerset The Mondays next aficr Bedford courts.
( Iviii )
Fifth District.
Jfashingtor Last Mondays in February, May, August & Nov.
Green ^The Mondays next after Washington.
Fajette •■ -The Mondays next after Green.
MINISTERS
Of the U)iited States reside tt in Foreign Counfria.
Rufus King, Minister Plenipotentiary, resident at London
Robert R. Livingston, Minister Plenipotentiary, resident at Paris
Thomas Sumpter, junr. SecrC^ary of Legation
Charles Pinckney, Minis':er Plenipotentiary, resident at Madrid
John Graham, Secretary o-f Legation.
CONSULS AND COMMERCIAL AGENTS.
Consuls in the Kingdom of Great-Britain and its Dependencies.
George W. Erving, consul at London, and agent for managing
claim's forspoilaticns.
David Lenox, agent for prote fling American seamen in G. Britain
Kingston ufion Mull, George Knox, Consul
Demerara iJf Essectdbo^ William Gardner
Cork, John Church Bristol, E. Vanderholr, comul
Liverpool, James Mun-ay jPo>o/e,Thos.Auld)o, vice consul
I'aua Jdsepn Pedis Cape of Goc^d Hope, J. ElmsEe
Lelth, Harr/ Grant Falmouth, P..obert W. Fox
Ciirracoa, Benj. H. Phillips Calcutta (India) Jacob Lewie
Dublin, Joseph WUson Gibraltar, John Gavino
JBefast, James Holmes. Glaig-yvo, John C. Murray
To the French Rebiblic, cr.d its Doiuiiiions.
Jsle cf Franze end Bourbon, V/illiam Buctianan
Southern department, e-xcluUng Petit Guare, Barthol. Danbridge
St. Domiirgo, Tobias Lear, resident at the Cape
Ostend, Francis I- Teany VOrient, William Patterson
St. Domingo, J. E. Caldwell Port au Prince, Robers Ritchie
Cayenne, Tnomas Abom Paris, Fulwar Skipwith
Jhmki k, Cfiarles D Cox Havre de Grace, Mr. de la Motre
Bordeaux, William Lees Nantz, Thomas F. Grant
Jnta^erp, James Blake ^ CaU'is, John Appleton-
To Sp(:i?t and its DotninioriS.
JTew-Orleans, Daniel Clark & William E. Huling, vice consuls
Madrid, Moses Ycxmg St. Andreo, Lewis M. CBrieiji
Aliccnt, Robert Mongoroery Cadiz, John Buckley
Bwcefona, William Willis Malaga, William Kirkpatrick
La Cvera, Augustin Madin St. Jugo in Cuba, J. Blakdy
Huvar.o.b, R. Young Tennerif, John Culner
Corunna, Henry M-lier.
To Portugal cr.d its Dominions.
Lisbon^ Tliomas Eurkley Fayal, J ^hn SteeL
To the Batavian Republic.
Rotterdam, Joseph "t^an.um. Amsterdam, Sylvanus Boumr
To Denmxirk and its Domiriotis.
a^a Cnu, H«nry Cooper Cop^nkagen, Thomas R. Soby^
( lix )
To Prussia.
Sotten, FredeiiclvW- Lutz.
to Germav.y.
Hamburgh, J. M. Forbes Bremen, F. J. Wichelhauscn
Franconia, Philip Marck Trieste, William Riggin,
To Svseue.i.
Gctte.'.berif, Elias Backman.
Tu the Italian States.
LtgLorne, Thos. Appleton Nap.es, John Mathew
Heme, JchnB.Satari Ger^a, F. H.Walston.
To the Bc.rbarj Pajsers.
Algiers, Richard O'Brien Tripoli, Joseph C. Cathcart
Tu.iis, William Eaton JV/oroico, James Simpson.
MINISTERS
Consuls and Commissioners of Foreign Powers, resident in the Unit»t
Stats.:
From Great Britain,
Robert Listen envoy Extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary.
Edward Thornton, Jeecre ary of Legation.
Charleston, (S: C.) Be/:jamin Moaie,
^Oo^to;:, Thomas Mackdenogh. i«Viy-2V>f, Thomas Eaieley.
Philadelphia, Phineas Bond. Baltimae, Gabriel Wood.
Norfolk, John 'Hamilton .S':ii;annui6, John Wallace.
From the Freticb Republic.
Louis Andre Pichon, charge des att'aires and commissary general
of commercial relations,
Virginia, Citizen Oster. JMarj;la:id, Louis Arcomba!.
Peniis, ivar.ia and Delaware,
Neu Hum.pshire, Musi:achts.i!^ Coiinectmtt, M. A. Alexis Giraiid:
i?;6oie 7^/aW J. M. Lequinio Georgia, Citizen Sotin,
From Spain.
Chevalier de Ymjo, minister plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraor-
dinary.
Pennsyltfania, Chavalier dc Foronda, Consul General,
N Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticutt ISf Vernxtnt], Stoughtoa
Virgininia iS" Kentucky, An:onie Argot Villalobos.
N. <^ S. Carolina,]. Murphy ic^o-ie/s/ani, John Wisiman
I^ar-latid, J-'hn Bapt Bernabeau.
Georgia, Manual Reugil. Ncrjj-York, T. Stoughtoa consul
From Portugal.
Ne-jj'Tori, John Abram. Ala-vs-jckusetts, Richard Codma*
From the Batu'vian Ke^vblic,
J; H, C. Heineken.comnitrcialagent.
From Prussia.
Baltimore, J. E-. Christian Schuttz-.
From S^eJeti.
Consul General, Richard Sodersrom.
Nao'Tork iJ" Connecticut, Henry Guim, Vice Consul.
Nevi-Hamp-ihire, JMaasachusetts <^ llboae Inland, Charles F.
Deyei;, Vice Consul.
Norfolk, and all other ports in. Virginia except those on the Potomac^
John Covvper.
C. (S.C.) Joseph Win thxcp. ,4:>x-. :;'_.;■ a, Jonathan Swift ,
Maryland, I'ister Coiliii A'. Carolina, Joiu: liaiu.
TABLE
OF THE VALUE OF PEKCE IN' CSXTS,
As computed at the Banks in tht City of Pbiludelphia.
O
n
3
1 .
i
24 - i>r
47 - 52
70 - 78
2 .
2
25 . 23
48 - 53
71 - 79
S -
3
26 - 29
49 - 54
72 - 80
4 -
4
27 - GO
50 - 55
73 - 81
5 -
5
28 - 31
51 - 37
74 - 82
6 -
7
29 - 32
52 - 58
75 - 83
7 -
8
50 - 33
53 - 59
76 - 84
8 -
9
Of o <
O i - O i-
54 r 60
77 - 85
9 -
10
32 - :^5
55 - 61
78-87
10 -
11
33 - 2,7
53 - 62
79 - 88
11 -
12
34 - 38
57 - 63
80 - 89
12-
13
53 - 64
81 - 90
13 -
14
35 - 40
59 - 65
82 - 91
l4 •
15
37 - 41
60 - 67
83 - 92
15 -
17
38 - 42
61 - es
84 - 93
16 -
18
39 " 43
62 - 69
85 - 94
17 -
19
40 - 44
63 - 70
86 - 95
18-
20
41 - 45
64 - 71
87 - 97
19 -
21
42 - 47
65 - 72
88 - 98
20 -
22
43 - 48
66 - 73
89 - 99
21 -
23
44 - 49
67 - 74
90 - 100
22 -
24
45 - 50
68 - 75
^3 -
25
46 - 51
69 - 77
1-16 of a dollar, 61 cents.
1-8 do.
12^-
do.
1-4 do.
25
do.
1-2 do.
50
do.
1-2 a pjstarcen,
10
do.
1 pistareen,
20
do.
J A N UARY.
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generally reap more subdantial heneRt from their af-
fiittions, than bad men do from their profperities ;
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g-ain with vad advantage in wiCdoni, goodneCsand
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(Ofloi)er) then evening Star, until the end of the year.
Gaodnefs is generous and diffufive. it is largenefs of
nind, aad Iweetnefs of tcinper; inodell and fincere, inof-
fenfive aud ovjiiging. Where this quality is predominant,
there is a noble forwardnels for public benefit; an ardour
to relieve the uanrs, to rernove the oppreffions, and better
the condition of all mankind.
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It is the only valour to remit a wrong ; and the
greateft applauie that I might hurt and would not.
By taking reveng-e a man is but even with his enemy,
but by pairing it over he is fuperio.-.
Moon's Phafcs.
D. H. M.
fuil O 7 o 23 M
La'k (L 14 7 21 A
Kew 1^ 21 JO 40 M.
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l.ntudcofthe Georgian Planet {^) about 41 niinutes North
thi3 ytar-
Cene-c^ity. U i^ not in the power of a good man to re-
fufc r.3klng another happy, where hw' h^s both ability and
©pponunity.
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Benevolence, He who reeei ves a good turn , (hould never for-
get it; he who does one (hould never remember it.
It was vvell faid of him that called a good office that
v^«s done harfhiy, " a ftony piece of bread :*' Jt is
neceffary for him that is hungry to receive ic, but it alaioH.
choaks him in the going down.
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Planets' Places, &c.
c'.-|Lat.
Alioth
Moon'« Phafes,
1
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19
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16
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D. H, M.
134 ^
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253 N
14 N
72 S
H. M.
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Laft C 12 8 48 M.
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firrt ;]) 26 9 39 A.
8 II
7 46
7 21
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6 32
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Company. It o^^^n happens in company, as in apotheca-
ric: fhops, that tKofe pou which are empty, are as gaudily
ii'rc (T.id an J flourilhed, as thofe that are full.
A man without co.'Dpbifaiice ought to have much merit
i.i ihe room of it.
J U T^ Y-
I PI .7if t"' P:<<cc?. &C.
Moon's Phafes,
D. H. M.
Full O 4
Ncvv © 18
rirft J) 26
5 i3 A
1 9 A
2 15 A
2 49 A
7 14
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5 44
5 19
4 55
4 31
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MlW aJfeBsyjudginan
DD
7 6
ofivcather^ .ic.
3
4
5
6
7
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9
10
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12
13
14
15
16
17
18
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20
21
22
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Vilit, V. Mary 14 36^7 24
B ivarm I4 3617 24
Days lie. 4 m- '4 37I7 23
iveather 14 3^7 17 23
.;lfpi.r.)2f. 1143 14 3817 -2
2/ fetsii I 4 3817 22
thunder 4 38 7 22
D in perigee 4 3^,7 21
S AriTt.fets 2 3 I4 39:7 2t
2 i^ Stitiouary J4 40J7 20
31 and 4 40 7 20
4!fpi. i^P,- " 13 4 4117 I?
5 iightniug 4 42|7 J
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clear
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\l fets 9 52
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25! 2'St. James
36 ^ if^ir/w
27; 41 T/ fets 943
30; 71 rain
31 B idog days begin
4 437 17
4 44'i7 1 5
4 4417 10
4 45,7 15
4 4*^7 14
4 46,7 14
4-477 13
4 487 12
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4 50.7 10
4 51,7 9
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21
22 34
22 27
22 20
22 I2
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21 47
21 38
21 29
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21 9
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20 36
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8 28
9 ^
9 31
9 59
10 23
10 48
11 16
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morn
0 25
1 10
2 3
3 4
4 10
fets
8 34
8 57
9 ^9
9 39
9 58
10 19
10 44
11 13
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morn.
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fouih. \ivatcr,
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10 24I11 52
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morn
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1 15
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6 26! 8 14
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9 5 10 53
to 2,11 33
Anger, It is much better to reprove ingenioufly
than :o be angry fecretly.
He that waits for an opportunity of a6ling hi;
revenue, watches to iJo himfelf a mifchief.
AUGUST.
Meon's Phafes,
D. H. M
Full O 3 1 45 Ml
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D ID ofivcjiber, &c. H m'hM
4 567
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15
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17
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20
21
22
23
24
25
26
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^'7**s ri. II JO
j) in perigee
and
80
Franhfij^iiratii
yfh af. rriui;
2/ fets 9 '4'
St. Lawref^-cc
ivarm
Oays 1 3 46
I'pi.Ji^fets 912
TOlii aft.Triui,
ib under
^ O i^ Suoe.
3^C:. invid.
7*'s rife 10 14
5' ift ayK)gce
St. B.Qen.iijj
11 fcts 8 8
cloaJy
Siriiia ri. 49
clear
2iSt. John Behe.
3! o.-ry
4! -zvarvt
' 7
4 577
4 537
4 597
5 0!7
5 i;6 59
5 216 58
5 3:6 57
5 4:6 56
5 5|6 54
5 6,6 55
5 7I6 53
5 816 S^i
5 1^6 5-
5 iij^^ 49
5 1^6 4«
5 J3I6 47
5 I4j6 4^
5 15,6 45
5 176 43
5 186 42
5 19'^ 41
5 2c!6 40
5 2ii6 39
5 23:6 37
5 -4;6 361 I 44
5 ^56 35 1 28
5 266 34 I IT
5 276 33_ o 53
5 ^96 3\ ..
5 2°P 3° ° 17
Incmp^i-ance, Virtue i^ no enemy to piealure, but in
Bloft certain friend: her proper office is, tfl regulate our
■efires, tha^ we may enjoy every pleafure with moderation,
|nd iofe them without difcontent.
' Temperance, by fortifying the mind and body, leads to
lappinefcs. intemperance, by eneivaticg ihem, ends gc-
itiuWy in mifeiy*
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T E M B
E
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Pianets' Places, &c-
16
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D.
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6
3
days dec. 2 6
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7
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8
5
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9
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7
D05 days end
5436 17
2 58
5 9
17
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11
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14th aft. Trin.
5 440 16
3 19
4 46
30
I 5
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12
2
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7
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6 55 55
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6 6.5 54
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1 24
A fi'igle life is dout^t'efs preferable to a marrieJ one
where prud.=nce and affe<!ilion do n.K accompany the choice ;
but where they do, there is no terreftrial happinefs equal tc
the married it ate.
The virtue f profperitv is temperance, the virtue of ad
verfitF, fortitude, which in morala is the moft heroi*
virtue.
O C T O B E R.
V
Planets' iMaces, &:c. v^-
^^-
^.\^
;ioth
Moou's Pl.afts.
D. H. M,
v)-:I3
L.at
D.
• •n n;er.
a> I ^^ _^
H. M.
Lafl; C 7 II 11 M
li 8 12 26 14127 1 4
3 :2i ^7 4 >;
0 21
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7:13 12 26 i6!nt'ii
8 2o;23'3 N
''I 55
rirft J) 23 o 0 N
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II 33
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62c 5i5S
11 n
1-511^ 14 29 2''iI4 TT1/::ii: ip'TIjl 1
10 48
t„.
Remarkable day: ^un j Sun -^
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if ivea'hcr^ Sec.
6 io'5 5c
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4
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7
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11 7 5 57j S 9
8
7
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6 i9i5 41
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morn. 6 5 2! 9 4
9
B
Denys
6 2TI5 39
ti 33
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12
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6 28
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7
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16 5
13 T.) 25' 5 4^,11 43J 0 59
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drizzle 6 4 7|5 13 16 A
T3 3Q j IO':!*.?. -iiw/rn i 55
11
2 \ra.fer>7 0 |6 48I5 i-jj 16 12
^3 5 1 ^5 5 5T 0 42 2 54
Marriage. Lee you love idvice b.^fore you chufe, and
iJour choice be fixed befort: you raarry. Remember the
tjappinefs or mifery of your life derend* up.in this one a6t,
3r.d that nothing but death can difl'ilve the knot.
1 Where there is noconfiict there b no conqueft, and- where
hen is no conquePt there is no crown.
1
NOVEMBER-
1 Pianets' Places, ;&c. M;^'-
Aliotl)
Moon's Phafcs.
s^i© ^
JL
^
9" ^m%^^^'
(in mtr.
D. H, M.
^1 il 8
-n-
14
29
21
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).
'h~m"
I.Hft C 6 I 38 :^
10 21
Mew ® 14 6 24 M| 7I14
14
30
22
23
20 25 19:24,1
S
9 57
Firfl ]D -^ i^ ^3
A h V-o
15
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24
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23 rrt 18 3°;5
s
9 33
Full 0 -^ ^ ^4 AI1926
15
I
25
/
^ 10 18 612
s
9 ii
h-V /
15
/^
21^
6
13 20 18 r2'4
N
8 43
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i)
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M
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n}y:.
fci.ih. -water.
Dplc/tfer.tueryScc.ll
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m. i
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n IC
H :v
6 50
H M
1 44
Phila.
I
3 All St. 5 Ita. ],
S 49
5 11
16 14
14 18
3 D^
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4
cloudy (
5 51
5 9
16 15
14 37
-5
7 51
2 47
4 5.9
3
5
Davs 10 16 (
5 52
5 3
16 16
14 5^
25 9
8 30
3 49
6 I
4
6
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5 53
5 7
16 15
15 T5
0 ^3
10 5
4 47
6 59
5
7
r^//<
5 54
5 ^':'
16 14
15 33
a 6
ir 12
5 4c
7 5a
6
h riTei 3 10
^ 55
5 5
16 J2
15 5"
18
mori;
6 2y
8 41
7
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<r/.^r
6 56
5 A
16 9
16 JO
T^ I
0 15
7 12
9 24
8
3
7 s loiith 0 5Tj
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5 3
16 6
16 27
13
I 16
7 54
10 6
9
4
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16 .
16 45
25
2 16
8 3'.
10 46
10
5
5 's elonga.
7 c|5 0
15 55
17 2
sCfc 6
3 ^4
t 9 13
11 25
II
6
Mart.l) in ap.
7 ii4 5?
i5 49
17 Cy
18
4 T5
9 5.^
II 53
12
7
cleor
7 2j4 5^
15 42
17 36
30
5 i<5
io 35
0 23
33
B
23d af. Trin.
7 34 57
15 34
17 5'
m. 12
6 iC
II 18
I 6
14
2
3. eye fo i 12
7 4 4 5^-
15 '
^'5
r8 8
24
fcts.
af. 5
I 53
15
3
ferhupi
7 54 55
15 15
18 2t
/ 6
5 2/1
0 55
2 43
16
4
Days 9 48
7 ^4 5;
'5 5
18 3y
, 18
6 13
I 48
3 3<^
17
5
fnoiu
7 :
r ■'^'
M 53
18 54
V5 ^
7 S
■ 2 41
4 29
18
6
Si. fo. 3 6
7 8
4 5-^
14 41
19 R
13
8 II
3 34
5 2a
^9
^7
I2 rifes 2 23
7 9
4 5T
14 -8
19 -3
26
9 ^S
) 4 26
6 14
20
ij
char
7 10
4 5^
14 14
^9 37
c:^' 9
10 2(,
) 5 n
7 5
2T
2
7*s fo. ti 45
7 ic
4 50
T3 59
19 5^
22
II 4c
) 6 6
7 54
22
3
cU udy
7 "
4 4';
U 44
20 4
X 6
nu/tn
• 6 53
8 41
23
4
Clem. ©en. /
7 T2
4 48
13 28
20* I';
20
0 5c
2 7 411 Q 20
24
5
likely for
7 13
4 47
12 II
20 2.^
^e 4
2 21 8 30I10 18
25
6
rain
7 14
4 46
>2 53
20 41
V. '^
3 li
)l 9 22,11 10
•i6
7
J) in perig,ce
7 15
U 45
12 35
20 54
« 3
4 3'
10 18
II 50
•27
B
Advent
7 ^5
4 45
12 16
21 4
^9
5 4811 18
0 30
28
2
hard
7 16
4 44
II 56
21 15
n 4
riles. morA-'..
I 30
20
3
frofis I7 17
4 43
11 35
21 26
18
5 26 0 21
^ 33
3^
4'St. Andrew jy 18
4 42
ti 14
21 36
25 3
6 32 I 24
3 3<5
Misfortune. Human life is fo full of lamentable events
that cither for ourfelves or for our fellow-crervtures, we find
continual fubjed far mourning ; and thus that benevolence,
which is the very ciTence of virtue, contributes to make us
wretched.
in human life there is aconftant change of fortune ; and it
is unreafonablc to expeft an exemption from the comraonfcite.
DECEMBER.
Moon's Phafes.
D. H. M.
Laft a 5 7 55 A
Kew ^ 13 II 55 -'^
Firft ^ 21 8 51 M
Full Q 23 z 9 IvI
afpeSls^judgmsntrifes.
of iveather^ &c J.H M
5
61
5
6
161 2
16 i 2
16' 3
16 3
^-i^V^ 3
Remarkable daysj Su» 5vn
f
15
I3'2I
1927
Planets' Places, &c. |^
^\h
%
^7
10.21 129:1
28|i5'28 ;ji7j24
29 19IV5 18 17 1
MlP4I3!27;i7I 7
1 128.21 y5;i6;i3
9 '8
Lat
D~
2 N
4 ^
4 S
2 N
5 N
Aliotli
)n
mer.
H
. M.
8
n
7
51
7
6
6
25
58
3^
perhaps
% rifes 3 41
hail
2d in Advent
clear
Nicholas
cloudy
Con.V. Mary
5 in apogee
and
3d in Advent
2 7*«- fo. 10 20
2 11 rifcs 3 3
4| likely for
5 Ard.rifesi 27
frotv
Days 9 to
6 O 9 fupe
19! 2 very-cold
aoj 3'Si. rifes' 7 44
ai ArSt. Thoiras
22 5 O enters VJ
23 6 Artfl.rifcf o 50
241 7|1) in perigee
25B iCuriftmas
7
8
9
10
n
12
»3
^5
i6|6|
H 7
26
-27
28
29
30
3»
a,St. Stephen
3 St. John
4 Innocent
61 /
7|Silveft
el ear
er
pfs.
HM
7 184 42
4 41
4 40
4 40
4 39
4 3*>
4 3
4 38
4 37
4 37
4 57
4 36
4 36
4 36
4 35
4 35
4 35
7 19
7 20
7 20
7 21
7 21
7 22
7 22
7 23
7 23
7 23
7 24
7 24
7 24
7 25
7 25
7 25
7 25
7 2
7 25
7 25
7 25
7 25
7 25
7 25
7 25
7 25
7 2'-
7 2^
m. f.
10 52
10 29
lo 6
9 42
9 I
4 35
4 35
7 254 35
4 35
4 35
4 35
4 35
4 35
4 35
4 35
4 35
4 Z^
7 244 36
Sun s
declin
fouti .
21 46
21 5i
22 <
22 \z
22 2-
8 26
8 c
7 6
6 39
6 II
5 42
5 14
4 45
4 15
3 46
52122 zi
4 3J 3 i^-
22 4-:
22 4'-
22 5.
22 5f
^3 ^
23 ',
23 i;
-3 I'
23 ''
?3 2-
23 .4
23 26
23 2
23 2
23 2
D'
place
S. D.
ST7
a
14
27
"K 9
21
^ 3
15
2-
1 9
2 46
2 16
1 47
1 17
0 4-;
vT 17 _
n ^3:23 2'
o 4323
1 13
I 43
2 12
2 41
23 2
23 2
23 ^'
23 1
3 io'23
21
3
15
28
V5 10
■ 23
'/-/ . ! fouth.
H M
7 4»
8 51
. 9 56
10 58
^i 59
morn,
0 50
1 58
2 57
3 58
5 I
6 3
fets.
H M
2 2-
3 23
4 15
5 1
5 43
6 24
7 4
7 43
§ 23
9 6
9 52
10 4
11 32
^9 9
16 II 39
4 52 af. 26
5 54J I 20
■1 I 2 13
III 3i^-
30 morii.
2g 2 2
3 13 3 16
28 4 3C>
n:i2 5 44
27 f. 4911 54
311 rife«.'morn
-5! 6 15 o 53
^ 8| 7 23! I ^.8
22j 8 30; 2 37
3-^2
4-39
5 25
6 13
7 2
7 54
8 50
9 5
10 52
High
oater.
PHifa
4 38
5 35
6 27
7 13
7 55
8 36
9 16
9 55
10 35
11 18
II 52
0 28
1 29
2 14
3 8
4 I
4 52
5 4«
6 27
7 13
8 ]
8 59
"9 42
10 38
11 3S
0 21
1 4
2 6
3' 5
4 o
4 49
Modesty and Impudence. The fir:"t of ail virtu.-s is in-
nocence, the next is modelty. If we baniih mnd-ny out of the
world, fhc carries away with her hal" the virtues thatare in it.
Modefty makes a larg.'.- arsends for ihe pain it eivts the
perfons who labour underlt, by the prejudice it affords every
worthy perfon in its iavcur.
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